Comments on: Yet another unexplained mid-air collision? http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/ Extraordinary claims. Ordinary investigations. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:42:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Marcianitos Verdes » ¿Otra colisión inexplicable en medio del aire? http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/comment-page-1/#comment-990 Marcianitos Verdes » ¿Otra colisión inexplicable en medio del aire? Sat, 12 Jul 2008 21:28:53 +0000 http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/#comment-990 [...] http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/ [...] [...] http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/ [...]

]]> By: Frank http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/comment-page-1/#comment-973 Frank Fri, 11 Jul 2008 05:13:47 +0000 http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/yet-another-unexplained-mid-air-collision/#comment-973 Were I to make a stupid guess... You got a plane, traveling at 18,000 feet. The plane is going around 300 miles per hour. Low air pressure + high speed + collision = airplane go bye-bye. Just looking at the picture tells me that the plane didn't actually hit anything. The middle portion of the dent is raised above the bottom of the dent itself. There is no hole, and I'm sorry but 1/2" of aluminum flying at 300+ mph and hitting something is going to make a hole. Since the center of the dent is raised, it must have hit a soft donut thrown down by God. Either that, or perhaps - just maybe - there was a structural defect on the nose of the plane which caused said nose to collapse under the intense pressures of 300+ mph. I live in metro Detroit - perhaps I'll venture down to the McNamara terminal of DTW and see the plane for myself. That is, if the uber-security force of black berets, armed with P-90s (I am sooo not joking), doesn't shoot me first. Were I to make a stupid guess… You got a plane, traveling at 18,000 feet. The plane is going around 300 miles per hour. Low air pressure + high speed + collision = airplane go bye-bye.

Just looking at the picture tells me that the plane didn’t actually hit anything. The middle portion of the dent is raised above the bottom of the dent itself. There is no hole, and I’m sorry but 1/2″ of aluminum flying at 300+ mph and hitting something is going to make a hole. Since the center of the dent is raised, it must have hit a soft donut thrown down by God.

Either that, or perhaps – just maybe – there was a structural defect on the nose of the plane which caused said nose to collapse under the intense pressures of 300+ mph.

I live in metro Detroit – perhaps I’ll venture down to the McNamara terminal of DTW and see the plane for myself. That is, if the uber-security force of black berets, armed with P-90s (I am sooo not joking), doesn’t shoot me first.

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