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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: pale5218
unless it went stealth
It's called flying low..... If they turned off their transponder, TCAS etc, then it is pure radar and altitude will affect that.
originally posted by: TarzanBeta
This is... Mega.
Can you explain why exactly this rules out the missile hypothesis?
originally posted by: brigand
This is all very nice and detailed, but could you explain how the wings and rolls royce engines didn't make impact mark on the building? Could you explain where all of the luggage and bodies went? Can you explain the federal agents outside of the building dropping "evidence"?
originally posted by: pale5218
originally posted by: Ansuzrune
a reply to: pale5218
Wrong. I asked a captain at the airport waiting for a flight. He actually answered my question. I asked if a 757 could be brought down from 8000 feet to 30 feet off the ground at speeds claimed by the official report. He laughed and said the airframe could not handle those stresses. Remember the plane was supposedly going so fast it disintegrated the passenger seats and most of the plane. All BS. The hole in the wall is too small. One small hole made by the body of the aircraft? Please. The engines alone are like bowling balls hanging on the wings. Those alone would pile through cement before a hollow tube of aluminum. Force=Mass x Acceleration. What planet did you test your physics on? And if you question my numbers look at the hole in the picture. Actually looks as if the hole is ground level up.
Well like I said I'm not a pilot but those speeds aren't outside the operating speed of this aircraft.
I didn't test any physics, not part of the thread but if I did it would be on Earth
originally posted by: Salander
originally posted by: pale5218
originally posted by: Ansuzrune
a reply to: pale5218
Wrong. I asked a captain at the airport waiting for a flight. He actually answered my question. I asked if a 757 could be brought down from 8000 feet to 30 feet off the ground at speeds claimed by the official report. He laughed and said the airframe could not handle those stresses. Remember the plane was supposedly going so fast it disintegrated the passenger seats and most of the plane. All BS. The hole in the wall is too small. One small hole made by the body of the aircraft? Please. The engines alone are like bowling balls hanging on the wings. Those alone would pile through cement before a hollow tube of aluminum. Force=Mass x Acceleration. What planet did you test your physics on? And if you question my numbers look at the hole in the picture. Actually looks as if the hole is ground level up.
Well like I said I'm not a pilot but those speeds aren't outside the operating speed of this aircraft.
I didn't test any physics, not part of the thread but if I did it would be on Earth
If you read the FDR analysis of Stutt and Legge, you find out that by their analysis, AA77 was almost 100 knots over Vmo as it came across the lawn. That is well outside, impossibly outside, the operating speed of the aircraft.
Bad news here. The FDR for AA77 was not assigned to an airframe, as delivered by the NTSB and analyzed by Dennis Cimino. Not only was the FDR not assigned to an airframe, it contained all sorts of silly details showing it to be fabricated. FYI Cimino worked in the electronics field, including Navy Combat Systems, radar, ECM. He was an FDR specialist working for Smiths Aerospace.
All the facts show there was no airliner, no AA77, at the pentagon.