I'm fighting the urge to register that domain name ...Captain Hero said:
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I prefer to call it blue sky solutioneering patriot-style but whateverslickstar_01 said:uts is the best for civil engineering. You do software or computer engineering.
There is wreckage... you can see it... the people on the ground saw it... The hole represents the size of the fuselage, however make sure you're looking at the right photo because often conspiracy theorists are ignoring the larger hole surrounding the smaller one.Garygaz said:After reading up on this, the only thing that I am left confused about is the pentagon, as the hole in the side does not represent the size of a passenger plane, as well as there being no real wreckage. Also the plane that crashed over Pennsylvania is quite sus, another total lack of crash debris.
It was in a furnace, just with a few slits open on the side (windows)... still very hot. Definitely hot enough to weaken the structural integrity of steel, though of course not enough to entirely melt it.its impossible for it to melt in open atmosphere. only if is contained in a furnace.
The bottom part of the tower was also... to a surprising extent still there? You also have to realise that being a progressive collapse, as the top floors gathered weight from other floors it gained in strength.the bottom part of the towers is the stronges part of the tower!!! and it pancaked on itself.
Err... Well the video footage shows us nothing that we don't see if we took similar video footage from the ground of similar aircraft. If you don't believe the passenger jets were flown into the plane, what do you believe happened?look closely, the planes had no windows. thus, not passenger jets.
It's not impossible at all.katie tully said:The doco I saw about the Pentagon was pretty convincing, but not about the holes and stuff.
The topography of the area meant the plane had to fly closely above the ground for 1km to be able to hit the pentagon where it did, which was impossible for a plane that size.
But iono, it was just interesting, doubt there is too much substance behind it
Yeah but they were saying that for the plane to come down from the height it was, it had to turn around in the sky which they said takes 3 attempts from even the best pilots, and the topography of the area made it impossible of a plane that size to fly that low for that long.Enteebee said: