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Originally posted by deadline527
reply to post by GoodOlDave
An F4 Phantom and a Boeing 747 have substantial differences. Comparing the two would be completely illogical and give a false idea of what really happened.
Originally posted by deadline527
While I have seen that video of the F4 Phantom hitting the wall, it was going a much greater speed then a 747 could ever come close to, is made from lighter materials, is much smaller, and I'm sure somebody with experience in aircraft mechanics would be able to elaborate much more on the differences.
Originally posted by deadline527
At the very least, the wings would have broken off.
Originally posted by deadline527
I would love to see this experiment take place, but we dont have to do this because plenty of plane crash photos are available all over the internet. They all show massive amounts of wreckage and debris. What was seen at the pentagon and shanksville crash sites is completely impossible to an educated mind.
reply posted on 13-6-2009 @ 05:10 PM by Reheat
The bulk of the airplane at Shanksville buried itself into the ground, but there were also plenty of small pieces scattered over the general area of the crash site.
Originally posted by Reheat
reply to post by ATH911
Thanks for your personal invitation to participate in your UA 93 thread. I respectfully decline because I prefer to not get into extended conversations with those who have irreducible delusions.
Originally posted by kiwifoot
SO lets say $30 million US dollars, to buy fuel and rig it for the crash and find the right area to crash it into (so that the impact will be similar to the one in Shanksville).
Originally posted by Reheat
reply to post by kiwifoot
You need more money to pay for the pilots funeral expenses and to compensate his widow and/or offspring.
On the otherhand, I doubt you'll find a volunteer. I suggest you draft Balsamo of pffft. It will be the only chance he ever gets to fly a heavy jet!
or is it that the word "remotely" has been terribly missunderstood here?
and remotely crash it into the ground.
Originally posted by deadline527
An F4 Phantom and a Boeing 747 have substantial differences. Comparing the two would be completely illogical and give a false idea of what really happened.