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F4 Phantom Vs. Wall

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Uploaded on Aug 1, 2006

Test video where an F4 Phantom is crashed into a wall at 500 MPH.

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  • fafaijoppii

    Nice wall, but will it blend?

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  • MrDoenerkebab

    this looks like harry potter going to platform 9 3/4

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  • SUB ZERO LIN KUEI

    poor wall-e....

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  • Artur Papryka

    what a loser

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    in reply to Austin Salgat (Show the comment)
  • Austin Salgat

    Which part of harry potter going through the invisible wall involved massive blowback?

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  • Josh Anderson

    'Murica!

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  • ANarcolepticWalrus

    Pretty sure the Trade Centers didn't have a 10 foot thick solid shell of concrete. The planes were also much larger and leaked burning jet fuel into a structure full of flammable material.. Think what you want about who was behind it, but it's not like those 200,000+ pound makeshift missiles wouldn't be able to do the job on their own.

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  • Jamfanwp

    Yea, we can. This is a simple equal and opposite reaction equation. This is just a test to see what would happen if an aircraft hit a wall going 500mph, what would happen? It would basically vaporize. This test was never intended to do anything but study that, it was done in 1988. It easily explains what happened at the pentagon in 2001, and why the wtc was different. It hit's so fast it almost "piles" into a lump of debris like a bullet flattening out on contact exerting all the energy at once.

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