me said:
This one actually says it's true that no plane hit wtc 7. And that's from a debunker. - I think they're saying that it was other stuff that hit the second building from the first building.
(was linked earlier)
Jonti said:
There's never been any dispute about this.
I understand the physics and math (well, y'know, in outline) of the building collapses. Well, y'know, when Ockham's done his work.
Would you believe
Popular Mechanics might be a good source for explications?
Hasn't there.? That's totally news to me. I was really surprised by this.
You see in this "debunker video" you see an explosion come out of the second tower, high, black smoke coming out on all sides, as if from a bomb on the inside, and no plane in sight, - though from other videos with a plane, you might think maybe the plane was round the back.
But then the debunker says, actually it's true that no plane hit the second tower. - and goes into another explanation, which probably makes perfect sense. But, when I've glanced at 911 threads occasionally, -
Debunkers generally say something along the lines of - -does it not occur to you, that perhaps the reason the towers fell down was because two enormous jet planes crashed into them. And that seemed like a reasonable point of view, - because, my memory of the events was that first one jet plane hit one tower, and then one jet plane hit the other. And then they fell down.
I watched all the videos that I watched yesterday without sound - which actually was quite helpful maybe, because i wasn't listening to anyone telling me how I should interpret what I was seeing, I had to try to figure it out for myself.- (and generally, I couldn't make sense of the whole thing))
The odd thing is, though is that overall, the impression I got from watching the films on youtube is that there are films where the planes disappear into the towers, and then there are explosions, and there are films where there aren't any planes, there's just explosions. But when you compare the two versions, - the ones without planes seem to make more sense than the ones with planes. That's honestly how it seemed to me.
As far as popular mechanics is concerned: Well I'm sure that gravity and newtonian mechanics are essential to explaining why the towers fell down. But, that's not really what bothers me.
If someone could post a link to a good video of a plane crashing into a tower, - then, you know, we could look at it, and I could either be convinced that it does show that the planes were real, or else, I could explain why it doesn't seem real to me. And then, people can say, well, my top-down desire to not believe the official explanation has made my eyes deceive me.
But without studying a particular film, there's not much to say about it.
But there are loads of things I dont understand. My memory of the film on the day, and afterwards, was a film of a plane coming in fast from the left, hitting the tower, and a big flash of flame where the plane hit the tower.
But the videos on youtube generally show explosions coming out of all sides of the tower, - and predominantly black smoke rather than flame.
Another odd one was, the first one I watched which appeared to be a CNN report, breaking news. It was from ground level, - the first explosion. First they're filming firemen milling about on the ground, then they suddenly wheel round and up to focus high on the tower, and almost immediately, a huge explosion comes out of the front of the building, dead centre in the camera, no plane visible, possibly because of the viewpoint.
And I found this odd, because, as it was the first explosion, - I couldn't think of an explanation why the camera man suddenly decided to focus on exactly where the explosion happened, directly before it happened.