Kbob said:Actually I think there's a massive conspiracy like so many believe. But the plane itself and all its passengers was abducted by aliens so they can use the bodies as hosts to better facilitate assimilation. Resistance is futile.
Your wish is my command.ONEBADMK8 said:Wheres the Geeks report? Id love to read it.
Thank you Sir. Again why didnt the vertical tail, wings or both engines leave a mark on the building or break windows?MonsterMark said:
I'd love to see the wall afterwards. I would guarantee there was a tell tale mark for the tail and the wings. Still doesnt explain why a 20 foot tall tail didn't do ANY damage to the above portions of the windows or building. The engines WOULD have left a serious mark as well as the wings being full of over 5000 gallons of fuel. BS!MonsterMark said:Geno,
Here's what happens to a jet at 500 mph. Turns to dust. I have seen the after pics of the wall and it is barely touched, although it was moved back about 3 feet.
http://www.big-boys.com/articles/concreteplane.html
And here, even more significant, there is still a
vestige of column 14 hanging on the second floor.
And one more thing, Watson, do you see any
evidence at all that the giant tail fin of an airliner
that seats up to 224 passengers, with a stated
tail height of 44 ft 6 in, anywhere at all caused
damage to column 14 above the second floor
of this five story, 71 ft high building?
You're right, Watson, it is preposterous.
Ok but they came it hit 2 feet above the ground too right? Well heres the plane scaled at 10 feet above the ground and the engines are already dragging in the ground, also like my Pilot buddy said there is NO WAY IN HOLY HELL ANYONE could have leveled that thing off at those speeds in the short distance from the highway to the building, its simple and black & white.MonsterMark said:I honestly don't know what happened. I am really confused on this one. I lean towards the most plausible which is a jetliner struck the building because it is irrefutable that 3 other planes that day also crashed into things.