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Exactly, the same way the dropped the debris of "United 93"
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Witness 2 crashes in one day? uh....huh!!!!

O'Brien's flight on September 11, 2001
O'Brien's flight tracks AA Flight 77

On September 11, 2001, O'Brien was flying a Minnesota Air National Guard C-130H (Hercules) cargo airplane. He and his crew were on a return journey to Minnesota after having delivered supplies in the Caribbean. He took off from Andrews Air Force Base, just southeast of Washington DC, at about 9:30 am (EDT), and headed "north and west". "[We] had a beautiful view of the Mall", he remarked.

O'Brien noticed this airplane up and to the left of us, at 10 o'clock. He was descending to our altitude, four miles or so away.

The plane came nearer until it pretty much filled our windscreen. Then he made a pretty aggressive turn, so he was moving right in front of us, a mile and a half, two miles away.

Washington Reagan National Airport air traffic control asked O'Brien to identify the aircraft. He reported that the plane was either a 757 or 767 Boeing airliner, and that its silver fuselage meant it was probably an American Airlines jet. Controllers asked ("vectored") O'Brien to follow the plane (later identified as the errant AA Flight 77) as it approached Washington DC from the west. He attempted to, having difficulty picking it out in the East Coast haze. O'Brien saw a fireball, and initially believed the aircraft had hit the ground, but then saw the west side of the Pentagon. He reported to the control tower, "Looks like that aircraft crashed into the Pentagon sir".
O'Brien's flight sees smoke from the crash of UAL Flight 93

The Hercules resumed its scheduled flight path. When crossing western Pennsylvania at about 10:00 am, local air traffic control asked them to try to spot another errant aircraft, Flight 93. Black smoke was seen barreling from an open field on the left hand side of the Hercules.

O'Brien's flight was 17 miles from the crash site. His flight observed the smoke within 1 minute 37 seconds of the crash of Flight 93.
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Their tricks and lies don't work on all of us!

C130 Golfer 06 Interview with Lt. Col. Steve O'Brien



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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Media is really salty about the onlookers getting that close.
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Guess it's not fake after all...
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Doesn't mean it wasn't tossed out the back end of a C-5 Galaxy!
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asstro can only fool monkeys
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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937



Witness 2 crashes in one day? uh....huh!!!!

O'Brien's flight on September 11, 2001
O'Brien's flight tracks AA Flight 77

On September 11, 2001, O'Brien was flying a Minnesota Air National Guard C-130H (Hercules) cargo airplane. He and his crew were on a return journey to Minnesota after having delivered supplies in the Caribbean. He took off from Andrews Air Force Base, just southeast of Washington DC, at about 9:30 am (EDT), and headed "north and west". "[We] had a beautiful view of the Mall", he remarked.

O'Brien noticed this airplane up and to the left of us, at 10 o'clock. He was descending to our altitude, four miles or so away.

The plane came nearer until it pretty much filled our windscreen. Then he made a pretty aggressive turn, so he was moving right in front of us, a mile and a half, two miles away.

Washington Reagan National Airport air traffic control asked O'Brien to identify the aircraft. He reported that the plane was either a 757 or 767 Boeing airliner, and that its silver fuselage meant it was probably an American Airlines jet. Controllers asked ("vectored") O'Brien to follow the plane (later identified as the errant AA Flight 77) as it approached Washington DC from the west. He attempted to, having difficulty picking it out in the East Coast haze. O'Brien saw a fireball, and initially believed the aircraft had hit the ground, but then saw the west side of the Pentagon. He reported to the control tower, "Looks like that aircraft crashed into the Pentagon sir".
O'Brien's flight sees smoke from the crash of UAL Flight 93

The Hercules resumed its scheduled flight path. When crossing western Pennsylvania at about 10:00 am, local air traffic control asked them to try to spot another errant aircraft, Flight 93. Black smoke was seen barreling from an open field on the left hand side of the Hercules.

O'Brien's flight was 17 miles from the crash site. His flight observed the smoke within 1 minute 37 seconds of the crash of Flight 93.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Their tricks and lies don't work on all of us!

C130 Golfer 06 Interview with Lt. Col. Steve O'Brien



 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937



 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Media is really salty about the onlookers getting that close.
[link to twitter.com (secure)]
Guess it's not fake after all...
 Quoting: Astromut

Doesn't mean it wasn't tossed out the back end of a C-5 Galaxy!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Just one fatal flaw in your theory.

Re-entering capsules create massive sonic booms just prior to the drogue parachutes deploying.

Millions of people in Pensacola (including my son) heard them, felt them as the Dragon re-entered the atmosphere.

errr C-5 don't make sonic booms.
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Witness 2 crashes in one day? uh....huh!!!!

O'Brien's flight on September 11, 2001
O'Brien's flight tracks AA Flight 77

On September 11, 2001, O'Brien was flying a Minnesota Air National Guard C-130H (Hercules) cargo airplane. He and his crew were on a return journey to Minnesota after having delivered supplies in the Caribbean. He took off from Andrews Air Force Base, just southeast of Washington DC, at about 9:30 am (EDT), and headed "north and west". "[We] had a beautiful view of the Mall", he remarked.

O'Brien noticed this airplane up and to the left of us, at 10 o'clock. He was descending to our altitude, four miles or so away.

The plane came nearer until it pretty much filled our windscreen. Then he made a pretty aggressive turn, so he was moving right in front of us, a mile and a half, two miles away.

Washington Reagan National Airport air traffic control asked O'Brien to identify the aircraft. He reported that the plane was either a 757 or 767 Boeing airliner, and that its silver fuselage meant it was probably an American Airlines jet. Controllers asked ("vectored") O'Brien to follow the plane (later identified as the errant AA Flight 77) as it approached Washington DC from the west. He attempted to, having difficulty picking it out in the East Coast haze. O'Brien saw a fireball, and initially believed the aircraft had hit the ground, but then saw the west side of the Pentagon. He reported to the control tower, "Looks like that aircraft crashed into the Pentagon sir".
O'Brien's flight sees smoke from the crash of UAL Flight 93

The Hercules resumed its scheduled flight path. When crossing western Pennsylvania at about 10:00 am, local air traffic control asked them to try to spot another errant aircraft, Flight 93. Black smoke was seen barreling from an open field on the left hand side of the Hercules.

O'Brien's flight was 17 miles from the crash site. His flight observed the smoke within 1 minute 37 seconds of the crash of Flight 93.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Their tricks and lies don't work on all of us!

C130 Golfer 06 Interview with Lt. Col. Steve O'Brien



 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937



 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Media is really salty about the onlookers getting that close.
[link to twitter.com (secure)]
Guess it's not fake after all...
 Quoting: Astromut

Doesn't mean it wasn't tossed out the back end of a C-5 Galaxy!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Just one fatal flaw in your theory.

Re-entering capsules create massive sonic booms just prior to the drogue parachutes deploying.

Millions of people in Pensacola (including my son) heard them, felt them as the Dragon re-entered the atmosphere.

errr C-5 don't make sonic booms.
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Boom youe dumb ass. Just a speaker.
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Witness 2 crashes in one day? uh....huh!!!!

O'Brien's flight on September 11, 2001
O'Brien's flight tracks AA Flight 77

On September 11, 2001, O'Brien was flying a Minnesota Air National Guard C-130H (Hercules) cargo airplane. He and his crew were on a return journey to Minnesota after having delivered supplies in the Caribbean. He took off from Andrews Air Force Base, just southeast of Washington DC, at about 9:30 am (EDT), and headed "north and west". "[We] had a beautiful view of the Mall", he remarked.

O'Brien noticed this airplane up and to the left of us, at 10 o'clock. He was descending to our altitude, four miles or so away.

The plane came nearer until it pretty much filled our windscreen. Then he made a pretty aggressive turn, so he was moving right in front of us, a mile and a half, two miles away.

Washington Reagan National Airport air traffic control asked O'Brien to identify the aircraft. He reported that the plane was either a 757 or 767 Boeing airliner, and that its silver fuselage meant it was probably an American Airlines jet. Controllers asked ("vectored") O'Brien to follow the plane (later identified as the errant AA Flight 77) as it approached Washington DC from the west. He attempted to, having difficulty picking it out in the East Coast haze. O'Brien saw a fireball, and initially believed the aircraft had hit the ground, but then saw the west side of the Pentagon. He reported to the control tower, "Looks like that aircraft crashed into the Pentagon sir".
O'Brien's flight sees smoke from the crash of UAL Flight 93

The Hercules resumed its scheduled flight path. When crossing western Pennsylvania at about 10:00 am, local air traffic control asked them to try to spot another errant aircraft, Flight 93. Black smoke was seen barreling from an open field on the left hand side of the Hercules.

O'Brien's flight was 17 miles from the crash site. His flight observed the smoke within 1 minute 37 seconds of the crash of Flight 93.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Their tricks and lies don't work on all of us!

C130 Golfer 06 Interview with Lt. Col. Steve O'Brien



 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937



 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Media is really salty about the onlookers getting that close.
[link to twitter.com (secure)]
Guess it's not fake after all...
 Quoting: Astromut

Doesn't mean it wasn't tossed out the back end of a C-5 Galaxy!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Just one fatal flaw in your theory.

Re-entering capsules create massive sonic booms just prior to the drogue parachutes deploying.

Millions of people in Pensacola (including my son) heard them, felt them as the Dragon re-entered the atmosphere.

errr C-5 don't make sonic booms.
 Quoting: Gucky


5 Airplane's Breaking SPEED OF SOUND! (Best Sonic Boom)

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5 Airplane's Breaking SPEED OF SOUND! (Best Sonic Boom)

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It is forbidden to talk about the French space program here in the US, but we were the first to land on the moon, and it was in 1912, yes nineteen twelve.
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It is forbidden to talk about the French space program here in the US, but we were the first to land on the moon, and it was in 1912, yes nineteen twelve.
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Laughably fake and staged.
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Hey god look eee here we have identified another one.

Its amazing how they cant keep their traps shut and the constantly out themselves.
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Trump tweeted it, you like Trump don't you? [link to twitter.com (secure)]
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What force moves their bodies up and down?
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They're floating. Anything they touch with their toes will push them in the opposite direction.
 Quoting: Astromut


They are weightless but have same mass. Wind cannot move their body up and down. Toes touch floor could move them up, but what force moves them down? Gravity?
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Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
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Media is really salty about the onlookers getting that close.
[link to twitter.com (secure)]
Guess it's not fake after all...
 Quoting: Astromut

Doesn't mean it wasn't tossed out the back end of a C-5 Galaxy!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79171937


Yes, it does. There were witnesses everywhere. They would see it dropping out of a C-5 instead.
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What force moves their bodies up and down?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78356867


They're floating. Anything they touch with their toes will push them in the opposite direction.
 Quoting: Astromut


They are weightless but have same mass. Wind cannot move their body up and down. Toes touch floor could move them up, but what force moves them down? Gravity?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76937792

Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
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F=ma, no force no motion. Liar.
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Where is asstrodog?
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Owning another no-show flat earth coward.

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They're floating. Anything they touch with their toes will push them in the opposite direction.
 Quoting: Astromut


They are weightless but have same mass. Wind cannot move their body up and down. Toes touch floor could move them up, but what force moves them down? Gravity?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76937792

Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
 Quoting: Astromut


F=ma, no force no motion. Liar.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76587552

Conservation of momentum. They can't move their limbs and remain perfectly still. I'm not a liar, you're an idiot.
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asstro can only fool monkeys
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Fuck off you piece of shit.
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They are weightless but have same mass. Wind cannot move their body up and down. Toes touch floor could move them up, but what force moves them down? Gravity?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76937792

Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
 Quoting: Astromut


F=ma, no force no motion. Liar.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76587552

Conservation of momentum. They can't move their limbs and remain perfectly still. I'm not a liar, you're an idiot.
 Quoting: Astromut


What force moves them up and down? Ay what speed?
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What force moves their bodies up and down?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78356867


They're floating. Anything they touch with their toes will push them in the opposite direction.
 Quoting: Astromut


They are weightless but have same mass. Wind cannot move their body up and down. Toes touch floor could move them up, but what force moves them down? Gravity?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76937792

Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
 Quoting: Astromut


When they floating up stopped, they starting to float down without touching anything but air, what force moves them down? Are they hanging by invisible springs?
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Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
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F=ma, no force no motion. Liar.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76587552

Conservation of momentum. They can't move their limbs and remain perfectly still. I'm not a liar, you're an idiot.
 Quoting: Astromut


What force moves them up and down? Ay what speed?
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I already answered you, spamming idiot.
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bump
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pin this shit
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Looks like the audience aren't swallowing this one. Better luck next time, guys.
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Who saw the Splashdown Trump photo bomb?

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The woman speaker on the live feed is so annoying.

She is talking way too much.

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Yes! It's her vocal fry.DOrolleyes
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Looks like the audience aren't swallowing this one. Better luck next time, guys.
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It's real, regardless of what idiots think.
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Conservation of momentum can cause counter-motions every time they move a limb. This can result in them appearing to rotate and move slightly even if they're not touching anything.
 Quoting: Astromut


When they floating up stopped, they starting to float down without touching anything but air, what force moves them down? Are they hanging by invisible springs?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76587552


without an invisible spring hanging them in thr air, if they are floating up they should keep going up no stop until hit the celing, but they stopped floating up and falling down without touching anything. can you explain why? Don't lie again please.
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checkmate, asstrodog.
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Wrong you idiot. They can hook their feet on the many handrails around the walls of the station. They would only continue to float up if they pushed off. Callouts are against the rules and that is why you are banned.
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That was a cool splashdown. The parachutes looked like beautiful sky jellyfish hf
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Good to see the crew healthy and back in Houston.

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