Originally posted by notsoobvious
reply to post by earthdude
but it comes out the other side in two pieces...if u watch it close it looks like something breaks off it as it enters the cloud!!very strange and it
is in and out of the frame in a matter of seconds.kinda fast for a bird.maybe its a perspective thing.
I agree with you that it's 'kinda fast for a bird". And if you watch even closer you will see that there's actually two of them. The more
noticable one follows a smooth trajectory, curving from the bottom of the screen to the right. The second less noticable one drops down from the top
of the screen and almost contacts the first. At the point where they nearly contact the second does a very quick (but not instantaneous) course change
to follow the first. Then they both fly off together.
Even more strange, similar objects are present in the footage of the second strike also. They have been noticed by many people and have been dubbed
'super-sonic seagulls'. What are they I wonder? To me they are one of the biggest mysteries of 911, because they seem to have flight capabilities
far beyond anything I've seen or heard of in aeronautic technology.
If they were birds or insects, they would be common in all video and film footage, but the SSS's seem to be unique to 911 footage. There's no
apparent wing flapping and they appear to be flying extremely fast.
Check out the vids of the second impact...You'll see there's three of them manouvering, sometimes in formation. Very mysterious.