@2ofacrime: #fypシ #savage

jwheeler25 :

The fatigue is real

Bradley G :

debris everywhere.

Sean Garrison :

There are parts and debris scattered all over. but at 32000 ft per minute straight down there's not going to be much. that plane evaporated on impact.

Valens Andres :

You must be living in la la land. Every wreckage leaves bodies and debris. Give me one example.

Mark2025 :

The same thing occurred at flight 93 in Pennsylvania no discernible bodies plane completely destroyed. It’s the impact of the plane on the ground. It basically crushes everything from the tail to the cockpit and the fireball is so intense that the bodies are incinerated so. Yes, it is common to have absolutely no disc discernible body parts and the plane completely obliterated.

mrs.kace :

The law of physics! That sudden stop going very fast.

ron wayman :

the Pentagon

Mat Maynard :

The Salty Stitch Co :

There was wreckage, real people died. I saw local video of the wreckage , so sad

Killah669 :

here's one example out of 11 I've compiled so far. sooooo yeah. it's definitely possible.

helmethead77 :

Or destroy anything else around it like the power lines where still standing the cars disappear didn’t kill any one in the ground or destroy the places right by it 🤨

Johnny Williams :

debris everywhere in this picture, small pieces in the street and larger pieces off to the left. scene is riddled with debris

Ämnē :

WP 305 jet engine dry weight is 997 pounds and has super alloys to withstand insane temps... and I do find it weird that the powerlines aren't burnt

Brian Vecellio850 :

Then what was it that left no debris?

Joetta Gilbert :

😳😳😳

Sissy :

When a plane hits the ground at 365 mph (or higher-speed high-angle impacts), the aircraft largely disintegrates into thousands of small fragments and debris rather than remaining as an intact or recognizable fuselage.