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Originally Posted by Code_Havoc
Wanna know what type of things were found at ground zero of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Wrist watches, bicycles, even some sivlerware. So a bicycle can withstand a nuclear explosion, but parts of a 747 can not with stand and explosion?
Wanna do a fun science experiment? Blow up a balloon, but even when it's full...don't stop. What happens? It blows out. Sorta like a plane when it explodes. And you want to know another nifty little fact? When something explodes, it turns from 'airplane' into 'shrapnel'. That means a lot of little pieces fly away from the main wreckage. Go find me one of them and you'll convince me that a plane hit the pentagon.
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Actualy when planes hit solid concrete at very high speed they do disintergrate and dont react like a rubber baloon. Check out a program called 'Tested to Destruction' where things are destroyed to see what they can withstand (big plant machinery, bridges, etc). There is a very good piece of footage in slow motion of a passenger jet that is flowed at high speed into the solid concrete top of a nuclear bunker - the plane dissapears into dust.......