I don't know about that but I know I have seen many video's of long time 757 pilots saying and showing that the maneuvers supposedly done by this plane can not be done. The most experienced pilots in a simulator could not pull off those maneuvers, yet we are to believe a man who couldn't even fly a little personal plane that well pulled them off !!!
Also the picture in the video there that you gave was before the top floors collapsed as the actual hole was smaller than that originally right after the plane supposedly hit.
If I remember right it was like 8+ minutes after the impact those upper floors collapsed.
Also the picture in the video there that you gave was before the top floors collapsed as the actual hole was smaller than that originally right after the plane supposedly hit.
If I remember right it was like 8+ minutes after the impact those upper floors collapsed.
The hole in the side of the Pentagon looked like the wings did not penetrate the heavily reinforced concrete walls. It's called structural science. The wings sheered off. The bulkier fuselage had tremendous momentum and the speed allowed it to penetrate through numerous walls. Thousands of people were at the scene. They discovered thousands of pieces of evidence, including plane parts and luggage and human pieces and jewelry and clothing.
There is never real evidence to support conspiracy theories, They like to pretend there is. They always talk about experts that told them something was impossible and they see that as proof enough. It doesn't matter if 20,000 other 757 pilots came forward saying there was nothing unusual or extraordinary about the approach path the airliner took. All you need is one drunk former pilot to say otherwise and it's off to the conspiracy races you go.
At least you are somewhat contained here on the conspiracy forum, where you can do the least damage to the reputation of the site. Perhaps the moderator will institute a new rule that will only allow you to post on this one forum and never spread your insanity to the other forums.