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Impacts of the planes into WTC 1 and WTC 2: curious bright flash of light of unexplained origin

This video addresses one of the more controversial assertions made by 9/11 researchers trying (in the absence of an honest official investigation) to determine what really happened. The videos prov...  
 
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suzieq0452 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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It's Sad that I a High School "Drop Out" can get the gest of What the Experts EXPLAIN and how LOGIC it is.Well I guess some people just have their Logical Mind EDUCATED Out of Them.But my Mom who only had Gr 2 taught Her 12 RC Kids "Believe NONE of What you HEAR and HALF of What you SEE". Oh and she always told us to USE the Good Common Sense the Good Lord gave ya.
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It is impossible for a plane like this to penetrate a building like that without coming apart. However, that is exactly what happens.

The third law of motion is that every action must have an equal or opposite reaction and that indicates that the result of the plane hitting the building should be the same as the building hitting the plane. The plane could not withstand that impact. It must have been timed and executed for explosions to open the face of the building to allow such penetration..
DickChambers69 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Those flashes are the planes entering the building.

Are you blind?
seahawks2043 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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kinetic energy
mindprism (8 months ago) Show Hide
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-- If a huge piece of metal moving at the speed of a bullet hits a a steel frame building, there's gonna be a "spark" of friction.

Nose is made of fiberglass.
Spark is not evident when engines hit
Spark is on one side toward bottom in both plane hits
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Laysoles ---
Damn this is stupid.

Basic physics. Whenever rigid bodies come into contact with each other at a high velocity there is a transfer of kenetic energy to heat energy.

A missile being fired 10 feet from impact? Yeah right are you joking when each aircraft was traveling at over 400 mph you think that a missile was fired aproximately 10 feet from impact? It would have been so much easier just to fill the plane's cargo hold with explosives.

This video is full of bs
darkaged2 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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nice try lol.
Laysoles (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Damn this is stupid.

Basic physics. Whenever rigid bodies come into contact with each other at a high velocity there is a transfer of kenetic energy to heat energy.

A missile being fired 10 feet from impact? Yeah right are you joking when each aircraft was traveling at over 400 mph you think that a missile was fired aproximately 10 feet from impact? It would have been so much easier just to fill the plane's cargo hold with explosives.

This video is full of bs
marek0086 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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its not photoshop!
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If it was an explosion how would one explain the expertise of the terrorists in piloting the plane to impact precisely on the point of explosion?

If the planes were guided and those spots of light were beacons or similar the beacons would of had to have been constantly on to guide the plane. How would it make sense that the beacons don't have to be on until basically right at the time of impact?

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