daws101
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- #161
you are full of shit.Maybe the guy in the OP is in a Drama club somewhere, and his "assignment" is to post a believable conspiracy theory at someone else's board, who knows!.
I was always told to think, not blindly accept.
Why don't you question something that has more holes than my old socks and smells a lot worse?
I'm not generally into conspiracy theories but this story has so many holes, it needs a closer look.
The bit that gets me the most is the pentagon.
There must be hundreds of cameras around that place but not a single photo of an aircraft except something with totally the wrong shaped nose cone in a blurry image.
The airspeed was reported to be 350mph or 563kph
That divides down to 156m/s
The aircraft, a Boeing 757, is 47+ metres long.
Note the time stamp on the images (Wrong date and time - maybe the security didn't know how to set up their video machine). Not even a second apart.
This bit is a deliberately understated guess. Understated to allow for error in the favour of the official US story.
The distance between the building and the edge of frame in those photos is 40m.
We know the camera was running at a minimum of 2 frames per second as there are two frames with the same time stamp.
That means a camera, recording an object moving at 156m/s over 40 m would see a large part of that that object at least once.
In fact, the building is 23.5 metres tall so the real distance is closer to 120 metres
That, with the massive inaccuracy in favour of the official story is, 0.25 of a second for the nose to travel but a further 0.3 of a second before the tail enters the building. 0.55 of a second with a frame every 0.5 second.
Where is the aircraft?
those models of security VCR'S were notorious for losing time ,the clock circuitry was faulity.
also you're wrong about the frame rate, it's 1 frame per sec.
the normal FPS IS for l NTSC is 29.97 fps.
so at 1fps you've lost 28.97 frames .
that makes your calculations invalid.
the plane you ask?: http://rense.com/general32/phot.htm