badbob85037 wrote:
2) Before the outer wall fell at the Pentagon it was a small hole 8 to 10 feet across. For the first time a jet crashed on land and left no wreckage so how did they ID all but one on the dead?
To answer your 2nd question. The Pentagon is the Supreme Headquarters of the United States Armed Forces, it ain't a tin shed. It is built like a bunker with hardened steel and reinforced concrete. It was built to withstand just about everything but a direct hit.
The Flight Data Recorder ("Black Box") for American Airlines Flight 77 (Boeing 757-200, registration #N644AA) was found inside the Pentagon.
The analysis of data recovered from this FDR and the radar data obtained by the FAA ATCR radar, approach control at Washington Dulles airport, and the USAF 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron all support the official flight path of AA Flight 77 which crashed into the Pentagon at 09:37:45.
A Minnesota National Guard C-130 that had just taken off from nearby Andrews Air Force Base followed the jetliner in the seconds before it crashed. The pilot of the C-130, who described the plane as either a 757 or 767, provided the following account.
"It was like coming up to an intersection. When air traffic control asked me if we had him in sight, I told him that was an understatement - by then, he had pretty much filled our windscreen. Then he made a pretty aggressive turn so he was moving right in front of us, a mile and a half, two miles away.
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They told us to turn and follow that aircraft - in 20-plus years of flying, I've never been asked to do something like that. With all of the East Coast haze, I had a hard time picking him out.
The next thing I saw was the fireball. It was huge. I told Washington the airplane has impacted the ground. Shook everyone up pretty good. I told them the approximate location was close to the Potomac. I figured he'd had some in-flight emergency and was trying to get back on the ground to Washington National. Suddenly, I could see the outline of the Pentagon. It was horrible. I told Washington this thing has impacted the west side of the Pentagon." Quote:
3) Jet fuel is close to kerosene, if it has continuous fuel it can get as hot as 1,400 degrees. How do you explain after 2 months of digging areas uncovered still reach over 2,000 degrees?
The bulk of the jet fuel was consumed in the explosion on impact. That explosion ignited tons of building contents--paper, cardboard, wood, plastics, rubber, fabrics, and any other combustibles commonly found in offices or homes. When the towers collapsed, thousands of tons of heated steel and other debris was buried in the rubble. We turn to the law of Thermodynamics. When pressure increases, temperature increases. The deeply buried hot rubble was under tremendous pressure from the weight of that on top of it. The heated gases given off by the combination of heated steel and burning building contents were trapped under thousands of tons of rubble.
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4) We were all taught in school the laws of science and nature always hold true. How does someone believe on 9/11 those rules didn't apply?
Why would they not apply? Of course, the laws of science and nature applied to every aspect of the event, from the instant of impact to the end of the clean up.
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5) For the second time in history a plane crashed and left no wreckage. The only difference this one fell into a small hole in the ground. Where did 100 tons of wreckage go, including the two 7 ton titanium engines.
The crash of Flight 93 was by no means the "second time in history" that an aircraft, flying at very high speeds and at near vertical angles into solid objects, such as a hard walled building or the ground, was completely destroyed, including the engines.
For example,
PSA Flight 1771, a 4 engine commuter jet crashed in California in 1987. The plane was estimated to have crashed slightly faster than the speed of sound, at around 770 mph (1,240 km/h), disintegrating instantly. Based on the deformation of the hardened steel black box data recorder case, the aircraft experienced a deceleration of 5,000 times the force of gravity (G-force) when it hit the ground. It was traveling at an approximately 70-degree angle toward the south. The plane struck a rocky hillside, leaving a crater less than two feet (0.6 m) deep and four feet (1.2 m) across. The remains of 27 passengers were never identified.
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6) What is low temperature thermal expansion?
Google it.
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7) A few years ago the airline industry made a big deal over you could now make cell phone calls from a plane thanks to each plane having it's own cell tower. Yet over and over again these cell phone calls got through at 30,000 feet. The people that tested this impossible occurrence couldn't get a call out at 2,000 feet let alone 30,000. What made 9/11 different that these calls got through again and again.
Do Cell Phones work from jets above 30 000 feet? Yes.
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I know it's hard to think a government of a nation we all love could murder over 2,000 of it's own as an excuse to wage war on nation after nation but you can't let the laws of science take a back seat to a group of thugs saying you believe what we tell you or you are an American hating traitor. The 9/11 commission was a bad joke the way they cherry picked which facts to use and which facts to ignore. The ones that died that day need justice from a nation famous for false flags allowing us to invade nations. Since that day America has butchered over 2 million innocent people who had nothing to do with that day. Hell it even might of been a terrorist attack but that attack didn't bring straight down 3 buildings from fires for the first time in history.
I know it's hard to think a government of a nation... (
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9/11 was a terrorist attack. No scientific laws were violated, or took "a back seat". Fires alone were not the cause of the collapses. All three buildings in question sustained catastrophic impact damage, two from high speed aircraft collisions, and one from the impact of hot and heavy debris from the collapsing North Tower.
If you so despise America, why the hell are you still here?