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nostr:npub1dqg3at6cmahs4fqlu027lllkm942h90hyvgsuxqqe9pg4p09sn0szs3643 Velocity huh? Physics huh? Ever shot a brass (way harder/denser than aluminum) bullet into a steel plate at 900-1200 fps? Definitely doesn’t “melt” into it like supposedly happened that day.
Discussion
Are brass bullets filled with literal tons of kerosine?
Also is your bullet roughly the same width as the steel plate? Because the planes were huge, not even remotely the same scale as a bullet to a plate.
The mechanics of 9/11 are pretty well understood and documented, I’d be interested to hear your alternative hypothesis