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I live 8 miles from an airport. I see planes in the sky every clear day. I can see if it is a Southwest Airlines plane or a United airlines plane by the coloring. If I happen to be near the airport and the plane is closer, I can still see the coloring. The towers were about 1362 feet high.

If a commercial plane is 1362 feet (about a quarter of a mile) away, how big would that plane appear from the ground?

When you look out the window of an airport, how big do the planes 1/4 of a mile away appear?

If you compared the size of the plane to the width of the towers, what would the size difference be?

A commercial plane is 116-250 feet long. The towers were 207 feet wide.

I was just thinking about this the other day, and I’ve never heard or read anything about it.

Also, wingspan of a regional jet is 70-100 feet wide. A full size commercial jet wingspan is 90-120 feet wide. Is that consistent with the photos of the fake plane crashing onto the building?

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This is brilliant! And I can say for certain that those people never died. Flight 93... well, I know the woman who answered the phone when Mark Bingham called his mother. His mom did not answer the phone, his aunt did, I don't know why they leave that part out... and I am a long time family friend of her and her family. I lived with her mom for years, my mom and her mom were in a band together. She was always over at the house. They considered the Bingham's family.

So I'm not just saying this. But I found Mark Bingham alive in South America. He did not change his name. Now he's allegedly in the US again. He's out there. I tried to tell his family friends that 9-11 was a hoax and there were no planes, and after about 3 years my mom and I made progress and got them to consider the possibility, but they were really not easily swayed, yet they didn't seem offended that it was suggested to be fake. I have not mentioned Mark being alive. I have not spoken to them since 2020. A couple of them have since died, which is odd, but the brother worked for Southwest Airlines for a long, long time... makes you wonder.

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