SLOB. vad jag mennar är att nist skrev som du vet att dom inte hitta nåt i närheten av 600C. Sen säger andra att dom "förmodligen" hitta vid 800C, men det var bara på 2-3 ställen. går dom att lita på med tanke på all info och annat dom inte släpper? nej. räcker det med den temperaturen på 2-3 ställen? Nej. så det håller inte.
Ni måste kolla på hela bilden och inte små delar för att förstå hur allt hänger ihop och för att se deras lögner, titta inte på träden när det finns en skog. ni måste vara käll kritiska och kolla på fler sidor än screw loose change
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Vänd på det hela, BARA en krasch med flygplan, troligtvis inger ras.
BARA bränder, troligtvis INGET ras.
då får jag väll lära barnen lite om flygplan då
[PHP]property Boeing 707-340 Boeing 767-200[/PHP]
[PHP]fuel capacity 23,000 gallons 23,980 gallon[/PHP]
[PHP]max takeoff weight 328,060 lbs 395,000 lbs[/PHP]
[PHP]empty weight 137,562 lbs 179,080 lbs[/PHP]
[PHP]wingspan 145.75 ft 156.08 ft[/PHP]
[PHP]wing area 3010 ft^2 3050 ft^2[/PHP]
[PHP]length 152.92 ft 159.17 ft[/PHP]
[PHP]cruise speed 607 mph 530 mph[/PHP]
Given the differences in cruise speeds, a 707 in normal flight would actually have more kinetic energy than a 767, despite the slightly smaller size. Note the similar fuel capacities of both aircraft. The 767s used on September 11th were estimated to be carrying about 10,000 gallons of fuel each at the time of impact, only about 40% of the capacity of a 707.
John Skilling was the head structural engineer for the World Trade Center. In a 1993 interview, Skilling stated that the Towers were designed to withstand the impact and fires resulting from the collision of a large jetliner such as Boeing 707 or McDonald Douglas DC-8.
Thomas Eagar, an MIT professor of materials engineering who supports the official theory, says that the impact of the airplanes would not have been significant, because “the number of columns lost on the initial impact was not large and the loads were shifted to remaining columns in this highly redundant structure”
Professor Astaneh-Asl of University of California:said “‘The [plane] impact did nothing to this building,’ he said with admiration.” CNN News
Frank A. DeMartini, Manager, WTC Construction and Project Management, discusses the fact that the WTC towers were designed to take
multiple hits from airliners and not collapse, comparing it to poking a pencil through fly netting, DeMartini was adament that the towers would not collapse. DeMartini died in the towers on 9/11