Were cameras not capable of capturing the plane? HELP

[Bushknew]

Here’s the argument:

The video is about 1 frame per second and the plane was moving about 500 ft per second; therefore, the security cameras are incapable of capturing the image of the 757.

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Yet, this same security camera managed to capture the complete sequence of the
explosion undistorted.

They are basically saying that the rate of an explosion is less than 500 ft per second.

Someone please help me put this argument/excuse to pasture.

What is the rate of an explosion in ft per seconds?

[Pacifist Patriot]

1. Military dynamite is said to detonate at about 20000 feet per second

TNT is listed as exploding at about 23000 feet per second. So I guess the number you are looking for must be in that ball park.

[Bushknew]

3. Thank you, so …

It’s ridiculous to say that the camera was incapable of capturing the
image of the plane when the camera captured the explosion so well.

And of course, the explosion is at a faster speed than the plane was traveling.

There is no excuse for the plane to be distorted in those frames.

This is a common argument that the official conspiracy theorists give.

[rman]

2. Whatever reason people give for it not being visible, it not being visible

does not prove that it was there.

Seriously, there is far more compelling material out there then this old and obvioulsy doctored sequence of images.

such as

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