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Originally posted by stigup
i.imgur.com...
This picture was just posted to another site and it is supposedly one of the first pictures. Anyways it doesn't really look like a plane hit it at all. Judging by the debris I'd say that someone snapped the pic as soon as it happened. If a plane did hit I'm not to sure that the debris would be projecting so far outward. It would make more sense of an explosion from inside the building because that picture looks like it was taken some distance away and you can see that the debris is pretty much right outside the window. Just thought I'd pass along the photo and my 2 cents. I know people are going to spew their BS anyways.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by stigup
For some reason you are making a judgement based on a still picture when there is earlier video :-
www.youtube.com...
Not a plane impact ?
Originally posted by HIWATT
If that photo is original and untouched there should be a long list of EXIF data available.
"i dont know why people bang on about no plane theory?"
Unless you were there and witnessed the entire event, then partook in the investigation / vetting of evidence.. it's all a bunch of "theories".
Originally posted by evilod
Originally posted by HIWATT
If that photo is original and untouched there should be a long list of EXIF data available.
Not sure what about the photo itself you feel is suspect, but remember that this would have been taken in 2001 so - while it's almost a given nowadays - it very likely may not have even been taken with a digital camera.
Anyway, I think the premise of the original post, the assumption we were looking at the impact hole, was the problem. Not the photo itself.
Originally posted by RyanFromCan
You are actually quite right, the digital camera I had at that time, a RCA unit, did not record EXIF either, as that is something TIFF and JPG/JPEG files contain, my camera saved BMP (Bitmapped) image files.
Looking at this image, I see no JPG comments/IPTC Info embedded in it, and absolutely no EXIF data on it.
If you watch the September clues documentary, it has loads and loads of live news footage from the day, and there are lots of people reporters included saying they didn't see a plane only an explosion and the few who say they did see a plane said they seen a small plane definitely not a commercial airline plane. Most of the people who say they saw a plane say it after the fact when they seen the footage repeated on the news.
Originally posted by miniatus
Originally posted by stigup
i.imgur.com...
This picture was just posted to another site and it is supposedly one of the first pictures. Anyways it doesn't really look like a plane hit it at all. Judging by the debris I'd say that someone snapped the pic as soon as it happened. If a plane did hit I'm not to sure that the debris would be projecting so far outward. It would make more sense of an explosion from inside the building because that picture looks like it was taken some distance away and you can see that the debris is pretty much right outside the window. Just thought I'd pass along the photo and my 2 cents. I know people are going to spew their BS anyways.
It was a plane.. don't forget just how many witnesses were there and saw it .. New York has a lot of people.. a LOT of people.. by suggesting it was something other than a plane, you discredit every person who saw it with their own eyes that day..
Originally posted by Illustronic
Some people watch too many cartoons. Expecting to see a perfect cookie cutter hole of the coyote through a bolder has warped cognitive thinking.
Tell us how solid commercial aircraft wings (auxiliary fuel tanks) and the upper half of the fuselage is compared to the outer structural steel shell of the twin towers (1/3 of the 3-part reliant construction design) or the recently reinforced Pentagon section before impact. Seems kind of silly to ponder which system would crumple most. We see large commercial aircraft get totaled just overrunning the landing strips.
Seriously, a cookie cutter hole?
Tower walls were composed of high-strength steel beams approximately 14 inches square on one-meter centers (39.37”) surrounding windows with each column beam secured to others by steel spandrel plates about 52 inches x 10 feet forming a belt around each floor (see p. 8 pdf). Steel beam thicknesses varied from 4” at the base and tapered from 5/8” to ¼” in the WTC 1 impact zone and 13/16” to ¼” in the WTC 2 impact zone. WTC floors were grids of steel topped by four inches of steel reinforced lightweight concrete in corrugated steel pans. Walls effectively were dense webs of nearly 40% steel covered by aluminum and backed by steel and concrete floor grids mated to an incredibly strong and dense core of 47 cross-braced steel columns, stairwells and elevator shafts.
Originally posted by ItCantBeTrue
No Planes theory has to be taken seriously, do you believe the planners of 911 could take the chance that both planes would hit both towers. I don't think so if we believe the official story the hijackers could hardly fly small propeller planes let alone jet liners, just one mistake by these so called hijackers/ pilots could cause them to miss one of the towers. Also at the speeds the jet liners (drones?) supposedly hit the towers at, they may well of broken up/ become unstable in flight. There could be no upsets to the plan. If only one or no towers were hit/collapsed, the planners couldn't risk that after all the time spent rigging both towers with explosives. The only way to guarantee 100% both planes hitting the towers that day was impossible, so if they can't make them hit they fake them hit using CGI look at the evidence its unbelievable but its the only conclusion possible, if you believe 911 was pre planned.