Dodge_Sniper
Active Member
You didn't "get me". The majority of the plane is a hollow aluminum tube. The rest of the plane (engines, landing gear, etc...) is made of titanium, as I stated previously. A giant mass of titanium (the engines) hitting the wall at high speed would, in my opinion, go through and cause a lot of damage. You said it would "annihilate the wall". I say it would cause a lot of damage.
But if it's reinforced concrete, how would the engines go through? I can't find the video yet, if I can, I'll link you, but the rumor going around by 95% of non-theorists is that the fuselage hit the wall, and kept going, INSIDE the pentagon, hit the E ring, and then stopped. Now see, if that's true, the fuselage was damn strong, and had to be going fast as fuck, to bust through concrete and not just come to a rest. And then, where's the entire fuselage, because if it did come to rest at the E ring, it should be there...resting...