The plane weighs about 100 tons, if we assume a density of 2 tons per cubic metre, it's probably less, it's 50 cubic metres.when you crush the air out. The wingspan is almost 50 metres, and the engines 15 or so metres apart, how can they fold so neatly to fit trough a manhole? Especially the behaviour of the engines is magical. The weight is about the same as of the shells of the largest gun ever made (Schwerer Gustav, Germany, 800 mm). It was used to destroy the ammunition depot of the fortress Sewastopol, protected by 10+ metre reinforced concrete walls and ceiling. And the whole thing was 100 feet under the Black Sea. No doubt the Pentagon is sturdy and well protected, but not like this. That the engines didn't make holes of their own in the Pentagon wall doesn't look reconcilable with physics.



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