freediver wrote on Aug 18
th, 2008 at 10:24am:
It is logical. A passport is made of paper (and a bit of plastic or something). It is light enough to get blown a long way in an explosion. A block box on the other hand is probably designed to stay with the wreckage.
haha. That is absolutely hilarious. An explosion that brings down a building, yet here you are arguing that it is logical that the passports survived this explosion.
You do realise that paper burns...don't you?
freediver wrote on Aug 18
th, 2008 at 10:24am:
Why wouldn't they?
Umm. I don't know, maybe because the extreme tempertures created from the explosion, which incinerated just about everything in its vicinity, including the black boxes, would also destroy the passports which believe it or not, being made of paper, does burn.
freediver wrote on Aug 18
th, 2008 at 10:24am:
Why wouldn't they? It was the heat that destroyed them, not the initial impact.
I didn't realise that passports are fire proof.
freediver wrote on Aug 18
th, 2008 at 10:24am:
Why wouldn't they?They do not disagree. You just don't understand what they are saying.
Oh I understand alright. I understand that you haven't even read the report signed by over 100 engineers questioning the official findings. Cause if you did, you wouldn't make such a ridiculous claim.
I don't understand what they were saying? lol. What they were saying is pretty clear cut. I suggest you read it before making yourself look foolish.