reply to post by 00FOG00OF00WAR00
You should probably go on YouTube and do a search for low fly-by and think about how long you would be able to see a fast moving plane, like if
there were obstructions to a full field of view, such as buildings or trees. It would be pretty easy to miss, by maybe a longer than normal eye
blink.
I do not put it beyond the realm of possibility that there are fake videos or modified videos, but the main thing that makes a real difference is
missing videos.
If someone was to look far enough back on this thread, they would probably find posts by me advocating for holograms. My theory had to do with maybe a
device attached to a plane to make it look like a different sort of plane than it was.
People like to put up the argument, "how could they change all the videos people took with hand held cameras?"
I think that is more feasible than doing the hologram thing. I think it is up to ninety something, the videos of the crash on the WTC towers. Some
show a plane and some don't. None show a plane more than about thirteen seconds before the crash. Once the plane was close enough, it really doesn't
matter and it probably does not need to be modified. So the total videos needing to be changed does not end up being very many. All of the videos we
can see on the internet was at some time in the hands of authorities before being released for viewing by the public.
About the speed, watch out for deception when anyone talks about that. There are a few ways to measure speed and one needs to make themselves familiar
with the difference between knots and miles per hour. The claimed plane that hit tower two probably could not have been going 520 knots, but it could
have been going 520 miles per hour. So pay close attention and don't let anyone confuse you. My calculations which I spent months working on, from
videos, puts the speed between 520 and 530 miles per hour. There are other ways where people came up with higher speeds and that was by using radar
readings, but those do not pretend to be accurate from an official authority involved in doing that tracking. (dig up the thread
Impossible
Speed to see my calculation. It is a simplified version, the one I did to check the results was a lot more involved)
edit on 14-11-2010 by
jmdewey60 because: (no reason given)