Flight Simulator Has Correct Proportions for a 767 and the WTC
Here I've used Flight Simulator to line up the United 767-200 model next to the WTC South tower. The port wing of the plane is actually inserted INSIDE the tower, so the plane fuselage is literally abutting the tower.
The WTC was 207 feet on each side, and a 767-200ER is 159 feet in length. Thus the ideal is a 0.77 ratio of plane length to tower width.
Using a print-out of the Flight Simulator alignment image shown above, I measured a tower width of 82 mm to plane length of 63 mm. This gives a 0.77 ratio of plane length to tower width.
The reason for showing this will be apparent in the near future.
The WTC was 207 feet on each side, and a 767-200ER is 159 feet in length. Thus the ideal is a 0.77 ratio of plane length to tower width.
Using a print-out of the Flight Simulator alignment image shown above, I measured a tower width of 82 mm to plane length of 63 mm. This gives a 0.77 ratio of plane length to tower width.
The reason for showing this will be apparent in the near future.
posted by spooked at 8:47 PM
2 Comments:
More video games.
"Evidence" automatically null and void.
No pictures of your foot to make fun of either. I give this one a 1.5/10.
Wow, it's Canada's Dullest! Simulation = Games. I guess the military never does games. I guess the military never does simulation. I guess the military never does flight simulation. It's all fantasy when you're a Canadian named SOT who worships the Bush Administration and delights in murder and lies.
Fred
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