Hard to say since most of the action happens off-camera. There's a reason TV channels internally banned their producers from showing videos of the direct point of impact (because it looks fake af). https://twitter.com/ColBertorelli/status/1024165800465362944 …
That's not an accurate comparison because the plane hits a steel lattice exterior without decelerating visibly at all and then makes partial contact with a steel core and maybe some concrete and then allegedly blows up.
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The NIST guy who helped examine every single piece of video associated with this attaq said he can't explain why the plane didn't start to explode outside the building
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This is one of the few angles that shows full contactpic.twitter.com/G7z8YnFy8G
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if a plane doesn't decelerate hitting a concrete block, it certainly won't decelerate hitting the WTC. i don't see your logic
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The exterior of that structure is not concrete.
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we are not following each other the striking surface consisted of empty space (between floors), the perimeter beams (steel) and the floor itself (steel and concrete) the majority of the area being empty space (1/2)
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if planes in general, not being designed for axial loads, will disintegrate with little deceleration upon impact, then in the case of WTC, there is all the more reason for the plane to "disappear", as some will crush against the steel, and most will enter into the floor space
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referring to your other tweet— "inertia, torsion, drag, crumpling, jack-knifing, spindling" are not seen in the F-4 video nor would they be expected at the WTC, because planes simply disintegrate from tip-to-tail, being weak structures u should focus ur evangelism on bldg7
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Don't tell me what to do thanks. So this fragile plane totally disintegrates on "impact" but also manages to slice through steel without losing momentum or starting to blow up? Also was not officially a head-on strike (hence the stuff about torsion...)
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