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Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by MI5didit
That ridiculous video made by "Simon Shack" was already posted up-thread.
It is complete nonsense.
Here.....this is the definitive video to explain the deceptive methods used by "Simon Shack" to fool his viewers:
Google Video Link
As to the OP, and the photo? The opening caused by the airplane's entry is partly obscured (in that single photo) by the smoke. ONE photo alone does not tell the entire story of an event --- surely everyone understands this concept?
As to the way the opening is not "perfectly" outlining the airplane's head-on silhouette? This was the nature of the building's construction. Specifically, the exterior lattice columns, and the way they were assembled, and where they broke (at various attachment points) on impact.
Here is another video to watch, and learn from:
edit on Sun 15 April 2012 by ProudBird because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by loveguy
Is that to prove the effectiveness of CGI? How well it can be used to defy logic, even physics?
Originally posted by stigup
i.imgur.com...
This picture was just posted to another site and it is supposedly one of the first pictures. Anyways it doesn't really look like a plane hit it at all. Judging by the debris I'd say that someone snapped the pic as soon as it happened. If a plane did hit I'm not to sure that the debris would be projecting so far outward. It would make more sense of an explosion from inside the building because that picture looks like it was taken some distance away and you can see that the debris is pretty much right outside the window. Just thought I'd pass along the photo and my 2 cents. I know people are going to spew their BS anyways.
Originally posted by stigup
i.imgur.com...
This picture was just posted to another site and it is supposedly one of the first pictures. Anyways it doesn't really look like a plane hit it at all. Judging by the debris I'd say that someone snapped the pic as soon as it happened. If a plane did hit I'm not to sure that the debris would be projecting so far outward. It would make more sense of an explosion from inside the building because that picture looks like it was taken some distance away and you can see that the debris is pretty much right outside the window. Just thought I'd pass along the photo and my 2 cents. I know people are going to spew their BS anyways.
Originally posted by ValentineWiggin
I cannot possibly imagine...how someone working in an office, would grab a camera phone or otherwise and take this shot so fast. I mean, between entering my passcode and pulling up my camera on my own cell, it takes a bit to get it going. This is incredible.
I'm still trying to figure out how the body count was so small with the number of floors and capacity of the buildings. It was the start of a work day and too early for lunch so that never made sense to me.
Originally posted by Varemia
Originally posted by loveguy
Is that to prove the effectiveness of CGI? How well it can be used to defy logic, even physics?
You've clearly never been involved in simulations. They simulate physics in the most realistic reconstruction currently possible. Otherwise, we'd have to build another tower and crash a plane into it. I know it's so hard for anybody on the "truth" side to even consider that some things might have actually happened. I know that being in denial makes you feel like an internet warrior, but sometimes you have to face reality.
Judging by the debris I'd say that someone snapped the pic as soon as it happened.