From September 11th we know what it is like when a Boeing 767 crashes into immensely
tall steel buildings at approximately 450 - 500 m.p.h. Thanks to the Naudet
brothers and the amateur videographers who supplied feeds to CNN and the
news networks, we now know that jet planes flying at this speed make no sound when colliding
with steel buildings. (We've already discussed how they
leave no damage.)
In CNN's famous "money shot"
(i.e., the one where UA 175 collides into the South
Tower) it is amazing how loud the sound is of the jet flying crazily into danger. Still,
upon collision there was no sound of the impact. We then hear the explosions
and the people screaming. To state it again:
- Sound of jet arriving.
- No sound of impact.
- Sounds of explosions and shocked people.
Curiously, Gedeon Naudet's video footage of
the North Tower exhibits the same pattern! It too, has the sound of the jet
arriving. Then it strikes the North Tower. There is no impact sound. Then
the explosions and people screaming.
Why did no amateur videographer record the audio of either jet striking the
World Trade Center?
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MOS South Tower impact.
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MOS North Tower impact.
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