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Title: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Paul May on June 02, 2019, 08:03:07 PM
https://www.history.com/news/jfk-assassination-grassy-knoll-theory-debunked
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 03, 2019, 01:00:40 AM
(https://abm-website-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/forensicmag.com/s3fs-public/styles/content_body_image/public/embedded_image/2018/12/author.JPG)

Nalli's got another one here:

Sniper Target Tracking Analysis of John F. Kennedy Assassination

Journal of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction, Nov 2018 ( Link (https://www.acsr.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/2018-Target-Tracking-Analysis-of-JFK-Assassination-Nalli.pdf) )
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Charles Collins on June 03, 2019, 01:24:31 PM
https://www.history.com/news/jfk-assassination-grassy-knoll-theory-debunked

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And there you have it. Proof! 🤔

Actually, it is a very interesting article. The science and mathematics are over my head. But the findings make sense. And it is good to see the methods used.

I wonder if anyone has studied what the impacts and explosion, including the impact on the inside of the windshield, would sound like to the nearest bystanders. That and the loud noise of the soda bottle being thrown down near Zapruder probably confused many of them.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Charles Collins on June 03, 2019, 01:37:11 PM
(https://abm-website-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/forensicmag.com/s3fs-public/styles/content_body_image/public/embedded_image/2018/12/author.JPG)

Nalli's got another one here:

Sniper Target Tracking Analysis of John F. Kennedy Assassination

Journal of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction, Nov 2018 ( Link (https://www.acsr.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/2018-Target-Tracking-Analysis-of-JFK-Assassination-Nalli.pdf) )

Yes, as despicable as the act was, the choice of how the ambush was set up was very good military tactics.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Paul May on June 03, 2019, 01:41:39 PM
The science, while difficult for the layman, taken within context of all physical and ballistic evidence is, IMO one more nail in the coffin of multiple shooters at various venues.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Michael O'Brian on June 04, 2019, 04:39:11 PM
https://www.history.com/news/jfk-assassination-grassy-knoll-theory-debunked

The fatal head shot came from the direction of the TSBD no doubt, but it was fired from the Dal Tex and then entered in through one window of the TSBD and exited out of the alleged SN window.
This would still create almost the same trajectory, as it passes in and out of the two 6th floor windows, down onto Elm street.
Greer the KKK lover would have been vital to bring the limo into the line of fire, perhaps at the moment in which he turns around to look in the back,  if this is the exact area the snipers needed to get the shot on target, and if it turns out that a head shot was visible through those arks then this is highly likely to be the firing point for the fatal head shot. 
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Iacoletti on June 04, 2019, 10:07:08 PM
Let's say for the sake of argument that we all agree that there was no shooter on the north knoll.

Does that demonstrate that Oswald killed the president?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Mytton on June 04, 2019, 10:47:07 PM
Let's say for the sake of argument that we all agree that there was no shooter on the north knoll.


Yes, that's what the physics experts are saying.

JohnM

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Michael O'Brian on June 05, 2019, 10:21:04 PM
Let's say for the sake of argument that we all agree that there was no shooter on the north knoll.

Does that demonstrate that Oswald killed the president?

No it does not, and also the fact that both target hitting shots came from behind still does not make him guilty either, in fact the latter makes it more obvious of his innocence and that it was a planned and well thought out set up, and according to Milteers premonition correct on a few counts.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Thomas Halle on June 07, 2019, 07:41:22 PM
As they say in the "World of Science," "on the contrary." The final move of President Kennedy's body is observed to be to the left-rear of the limo, which suggests (according to "Conservation of Momentum") the final shot (or shots) was from the front of the motorcade hurling JFK in that direction (L-rear). This is analogous to a baseball player "at bat" connecting with the ball. Generally, the ball will travel in a direction AWAY from the batter, not TOWARD him.  ;D
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 07, 2019, 08:05:11 PM
Let's say for the sake of argument that we all agree that there was no shooter on the north knoll.

Does that demonstrate that Oswald killed the president?

 ::)

Stop wetting yourself: It only demonstrates that there was no shooter on the north knoll.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Michael O'Brian on June 07, 2019, 10:52:33 PM
Yes, that's what the physics experts are saying.

JohnM

They are not saying that the TSBD 6th floor alleged SN window is the correct area for the 2 target hitting shots, they only mention the vacinity.

“The President’s reactions just after the projectile impact were physically consistent with a gunshot wound caused by a high-energy Carcano military rifle bullet fired from the vicinity of the Texas School Book Depository,” Nalli writes.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Michael O'Brian on June 08, 2019, 09:55:35 PM
As they say in the "World of Science," "on the contrary." The final move of President Kennedy's body is observed to be to the left-rear of the limo, which suggests (according to "Conservation of Momentum") the final shot (or shots) was from the front of the motorcade hurling JFK in that direction (L-rear). This is analogous to a baseball player "at bat" connecting with the ball. Generally, the ball will travel in a direction AWAY from the batter, not TOWARD him.  ;D

U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while riding in an open motorcade
by a sniper in Dallas, Texas on 22 November 1963. A civilian bystander, Mr. Abraham
Zapruder, filmed the motorcade with a 8-mm home movie camera as it drove through
Dealey Plaza, inadvertently recording an ≈8 second sequence of events that included
a fatal gunshot wound to the President in the head. The accompanying backward
motion of the President’s head after impact appeared to support later “conspiracy
theories” because it was claimed that this was proof of a shot from the front (in
addition to one from behind). In this paper, simple one-dimensional dynamical
models are uniquely applied to study in detail the fatal shot and the motion of the
President’s head observed in the film. Using known parameters from the crime
scene, explicit force calculations are carried out for determining the projectile’s
retardation during tissue passage along with the resulting transfer of momentum
and kinetic energy (KE). The computed instantaneous KE transfer within the soft
tissue is found to be consistent with the formation of a temporary cavity associated
with the observed explosion of the head, and subsequent quantitative examination
of this phenomenon reveals two delayed forces at play in the backward motion of
the President following impact. It is therefore found that the observed motions of
President Kennedy in the film are physically consistent with a high-speed projectile
impact from the rear of the motorcade, these resulting from an instantaneous forward
impulse force, followed by delayed rearward recoil and neuromuscular forces
Keywords: Physics, Mechanics

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325023601_Gunshot-wound_dynamics_model_for_John_F_Kennedy_assassination

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 10, 2019, 04:12:10 PM
As they say in the "World of Science," "on the contrary." The final move of President Kennedy's body is observed to be to the left-rear of the limo, which suggests (according to "Conservation of Momentum") the final shot (or shots) was from the front of the motorcade hurling JFK in that direction (L-rear). This is analogous to a baseball player "at bat" connecting with the ball. Generally, the ball will travel in a direction AWAY from the batter, not TOWARD him.  ;D
The jet effect IS all about conservation of momentum.  There was a spray of matter going forward out of the front right side of JFK's head.  The momentum of that matter could easily amount to several times the momentum of the incoming bullet, sending the head and body backward and to the left, overcoming and overwhelming the forward momentum imparted by the incoming bullet.  See: Alvarez's paper at 434 (http://www.dufourlaw.com/JFK/Alvarez.pdf):
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Michael O'Brian on June 10, 2019, 04:28:49 PM
The jet effect IS all about conservation of momentum.  There was a spray of matter going forward out of the front right side of JFK's head.  The momentum of that matter could easily amount to several times the momentum of the incoming bullet, sending the head and body backward and to the left, overcoming and overwhelming the forward momentum imparted by the incoming bullet.  See: Alvarez's paper at 434 (http://www.dufourlaw.com/JFK/Alvarez.pdf):
  • I concluded that the retrograde motion of the President's head, in response to the rifle bullet shot, is consistent with the law of conservation of momentum, if one pays attention to the law of conservation of energy as well, and includes the momentum of all the material in the problem.  The simplest way to see where I differ from most of the critics is to note that they treat the problem as though it involved only two interacting masses: the bullet and the head.  My analysis involves three interacting masses, the bullet, the jet of brain tissue observable in frame 313, and the remaining part of the head. It will turn out that the jet can carry forward more momentum than was brought in by the bullet, and the head recoils backward, as a rocket recoils when its jet fuel is ejected.
On a more lay mans terms  when a car speeds up the people on board are pushed  backwards
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 10, 2019, 05:46:29 PM
The jet effect IS all about conservation of momentum.  There was a spray of matter going forward out of the front right side of JFK's head.  The momentum of that matter could easily amount to several times the momentum of the incoming bullet, sending the head and body backward and to the left, overcoming and overwhelming the forward momentum imparted by the incoming bullet.  See: Alvarez's paper at 434 (http://www.dufourlaw.com/JFK/Alvarez.pdf):
  • I concluded that the retrograde motion of the President's head, in response to the rifle bullet shot, is consistent with the law of conservation of momentum, if one pays attention to the law of conservation of energy as well, and includes the momentum of all the material in the problem.  The simplest way to see where I differ from most of the critics is to note that they treat the problem as though it involved only two interacting masses: the bullet and the head.  My analysis involves three interacting masses, the bullet, the jet of brain tissue observable in frame 313, and the remaining part of the head. It will turn out that the jet can carry forward more momentum than was brought in by the bullet, and the head recoils backward, as a rocket recoils when its jet fuel is ejected.

The exita fired upward at a steep vertical angle according to the film and subsequent tests
From what I've read and recall, without revisiting that information at this moment, Kennedy's feet where jammed tightly under the jump seat in front of him to the extent that it was very difficult to get him out of the car. This indicates a powerful neurological reaction according to the article.

'For every reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction' goes Newton's third law of momentum. Kennedy's head moves about 2.5" forward at the moment of impact, which roughly equals the recoil of a Carcano I've seen online.

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Michael O'Brian on June 11, 2019, 12:04:59 AM
The exita fired upward at a steep vertical angle according to the film and subsequent tests
From what I've read and recall, without revisiting that information at this moment, Kennedy's feet where jammed tightly under the jump seat in front of him to the extent that it was very difficult to get him out of the car. This indicates a powerful neurological reaction according to the article.

'For every reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction' goes Newton's third law of momentum. Kennedy's head moves about 2.5" forward at the moment of impact, which roughly equals the recoil of a Carcano I've seen online.


Goway outta that ya dopey fool
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 11, 2019, 12:08:27 AM
The exita fired upward at a steep vertical angle according to the film and subsequent tests
While there is a piece that appears to go up at sharp angle, there is a much larger volume of ejected matter/blood right in front of the head.  There was matter spewed forward onto the Connallys and even onto the hood.  The direction was forward from the head.  The right side of his head was open and he was already leaning forward and to the left.  Matter ejected in a generally forward direction from the right side of his head would have pushed his head back and to the left.
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From what I've read and recall, without revisiting that information at this moment, Kennedy's feet where jammed tightly under the jump seat in front of him to the extent that it was very difficult to get him out of the car. This indicates a powerful neurological reaction according to the article.

'For every reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction' goes Newton's third law of momentum. Kennedy's head moves about 2.5" forward at the moment of impact, which roughly equals the recoil of a Carcano I've seen online.

JFK's position in the car at Parkland would have been the result of everything that happened in the 5 minutes after the fatal shot.  Jackie leaned over and was on top of him during that time (she was not visible in a photograph taken when the car passed the Trade Mart). If you look at films of people being executed by a bullet to the head, they seem to just fall forward limply with no visible sign of neuromuscular spasm.  I am not saying it was not possible I am just saying that there would definitely have been jet effect pushing JFK's head to the back and to the left.  Whether there was anything additional is a matter of speculation. 
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 11, 2019, 02:04:12 AM
While there is a piece that appears to go up at sharp angle, there is a much larger volume of ejected matter/blood right in front of the head.  There was matter spewed forward onto the Connallys and even onto the hood.  The direction was forward from the head.  The right side of his head was open and he was already leaning forward and to the left.  Matter ejected in a generally forward direction from the right side of his head would have pushed his head back and to the left.JFK's position in the car at Parkland would have been the result of everything that happened in the 5 minutes after the fatal shot.  Jackie leaned over and was on top of him during that time (she was not visible in a photograph taken when the car passed the Trade Mart). If you look at films of people being executed by a bullet to the head, they seem to just fall forward limply with no visible sign of neuromuscular spasm.  I am not saying it was not possible I am just saying that there would definitely have been jet effect pushing JFK's head to the back and to the left.  Whether there was anything additional is a matter of speculation.

I suppose it has been calculated just how much jet-effect force would be required to cause Kennedy's movements backwards. Do you know if it has been shown that the explosive force reached a required standard?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Freeman on June 12, 2019, 01:14:51 AM
Witnesses reported that the final shot sounded like pa-pow. Possibility/probability...Kennedy was hit from behind as well as front right simultaneously. An autopsy revealing such events was scuttled courtesy of Lyndon Johnson.
https://www.wnd.com/2014/09/did-3-shooters-gun-down-jfk/
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 12, 2019, 01:39:12 AM
I suppose it has been calculated just how much jet-effect force would be required to cause Kennedy's movements backwards. Do you know if it has been shown that the explosive force reached a required standard?
The calculation is not difficult.  It all depends on how much mass is expelled from the head and what portion of the bullet energy it carries. 

The momentum is: p = square root of {2m(KE)} where m is the mass of the ejected matter and KE is the kinetic energy of that matter. 

Let's say the mass of ejected blood and brain matter was, conservatively, 100 g.  It was likely more.

The energy of that expelled mass can only make up a small fraction of the energy of the incoming bullet. This is because much of the bullet energy is used in deforming the bullet when penetrating the skull.  The energy of the deformed bullet plowing through the brain is converted into compression energy (pressure x volume of matter) of the brain material that is then converted to kinetic energy of the pressurized brain matter when the front of the skull ruptures. 

Conservatively, let's say only 10% of the bullet energy is converted into kinetic energy of the expelled brain matter.  A 10 g bullet moving at 1900 fps (580m/sec) carries kinetic energy (mv^2/2) of 1680 Joules.  This would mean that the 100 g. of ejected matter carried 168 J. of kinetic energy.  Using the formula for momentum, that means that the momentum imparted to the ejected matter was  p = sqrt{2 x .1 x 168) or about 6 kg m/sec of momentum.   This would propel the head (having a mass of, say, 13 lb or 6 kg)  back at a speed of about 1 m/sec.   

[Note: Another factor is gravity.  Once JFK's body was pushed far enough left, gravity would take effect.]

So even using these conservative estimates for the amount of matter ejected and its energy, there would be a significant momentum imparted to the head - enough to cause a visible rearward and leftward motion of the head.


Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 12, 2019, 03:50:09 AM
The calculation is not difficult.  It all depends on how much mass is expelled from the head and what portion of the bullet energy it carries. 

The momentum is: p = square root of {2m(KE)} where m is the mass of the ejected matter and KE is the kinetic energy of that matter. 

Let's say the mass of ejected blood and brain matter was, conservatively, 100 g.  It was likely more.

The energy of that expelled mass can only make up a small fraction of the energy of the incoming bullet. This is because much of the bullet energy is used in deforming the bullet when penetrating the skull.  The energy of the deformed bullet plowing through the brain is converted into compression energy (pressure x volume of matter) of the brain material that is then converted to kinetic energy of the pressurized brain matter when the front of the skull ruptures. 

Conservatively, let's say only 10% of the bullet energy is converted into kinetic energy of the expelled brain matter.  A 10 g bullet moving at 1900 fps (580m/sec) carries kinetic energy (mv^2/2) of 1680 Joules.  This would mean that the 100 g. of ejected matter carried 168 J. of kinetic energy.  Using the formula for momentum, that means that the momentum imparted to the ejected matter was  p = sqrt{2 x .1 x 168) or about 6 kg m/sec of momentum.   This would propel the head (having a mass of, say, 13 lb or 6 kg)  back at a speed of about 1 m/sec.   

[Note: Another factor is gravity.  Once JFK's body was pushed far enough left, gravity would take effect.]

So even using these conservative estimates for the amount of matter ejected and its energy, there would be a significant momentum imparted to the head - enough to cause a visible rearward and leftward motion of the head.

(https://sites.google.com/site/jfkforum/hsca/dox/skull-fragmentation.jpg)
Note: Detached skull fragments were drawn at a larger scale than the head.

I'm wondering if the bullet entered at the back of the skull and created a few linear fractures radiating from the impact point, that ran into the lower rear of the skull.

Some of the surface of the skull at the point of impact was pushed forward such that it jutted forward of the intact skull above (see lateral X-ray):

(https://www.jfkassassinationgallery.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_X_AUT_2.JPG)

The bullet fragmented into multiple pieces at the entry point and may not have had enough energy to fracture the intact skull opposite the entry. Possibly it was the bullet pressure wave that caused the fragmentation of skull above the right ear, or the gaping wound.

Nalli writes:

    "It is noted that the massive “defect” was not the “exit wound”
     of the bullet (as is commonly misunderstood), but rather
     corresponded roughly to the area where the maximum
     explosive energy was deposited by the bullet during its passage "

    "Here the large wound inflicted on the President's head was not a
     bullet exit wound, but rather the region of maximum temporary
     cavitation associated with KE transfer. This KE deposit
     propagated radially outward in the form of an expanding pressure
     wave resulting in a rupture and explosion of the skull."
 
    "However, all this said, note well that because such explosions are
     not necessarily the bullet outshoots, the momentum directly carried
     forward by a given bullet during passage may not be the primary
     player in a recoil effect."

The HSCA drawing seems to imply the right-side gaping wound was caused by the path of a bullet, or more precisely, one of its fragments, that impacted the inside of the skull to fracture it.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 12, 2019, 07:28:02 AM
Jackie Kennedy: "Top, behind the forehead"
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 12, 2019, 05:00:00 PM
(https://sites.google.com/site/jfkforum/hsca/dox/skull-fragmentation.jpg)
Note: Detached skull fragments were drawn at a larger scale than the head.

I'm wondering if the bullet entered at the back of the skull and created a few linear fractures radiating from the impact point, that ran into the lower rear of the skull.

Some of the surface of the skull at the point of impact was pushed forward such that it jutted forward of the intact skull above (see lateral X-ray):

(https://www.jfkassassinationgallery.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_X_AUT_2.JPG)

The bullet fragmented into multiple pieces at the entry point and may not have had enough energy to fracture the intact skull opposite the entry. Possibly it was the bullet pressure wave that caused the fragmentation of skull above the right ear, or the gaping wound.
It is hard to say exactly what happened but I expect that the copper jacket ruptured on impact and much of the lead in the front part of the bullet melted and became a lead spray.  The copper jacket and a bit of still solid lead at the base is probably what passed through the skull. 

As an aside, it would have been nice if the ballistics experts actually weighed the copper jacket part and lead part of the bullet fragments separately to determine how much copper was recovered from the fragments.  We could then determine with a bit better detail what likely happened.  It would also help determine whether the fragments were from only 1 or 2 bullets.  If the amount of copper recovered exceeded the amount of copper of a single bullet we would know that more than one bullet struck in the car.

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Nalli writes:

    "It is noted that the massive “defect” was not the “exit wound”
     of the bullet (as is commonly misunderstood), but rather
     corresponded roughly to the area where the maximum
     explosive energy was deposited by the bullet during its passage "

    "Here the large wound inflicted on the President's head was not a
     bullet exit wound, but rather the region of maximum temporary
     cavitation associated with KE transfer. This KE deposit
     propagated radially outward in the form of an expanding pressure
     wave resulting in a rupture and explosion of the skull."
 
    "However, all this said, note well that because such explosions are
     not necessarily the bullet outshoots, the momentum directly carried
     forward by a given bullet during passage may not be the primary
     player in a recoil effect."

The HSCA drawing seems to imply the right-side gaping wound was caused by the path of a bullet, or more precisely, one of its fragments, that impacted the inside of the skull to fracture it.
The size of the exit wound and the ruptured skull was definitely caused by the explosive exit wound.  However, there had to have been a significant piece of the missile to compress the brain matter that exploded out of the front part of the skull. Whether the skull ruptured because of the pressure alone before the bullet struck the skull from the inside or whether it occurred with the exit of that fragment through the skull is probably not possible to determine.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 13, 2019, 02:51:05 AM
The size of the exit wound and the ruptured skull was definitely caused by the explosive exit wound.  However, there had to have been a significant piece of the missile to compress the brain matter that exploded out of the front part of the skull. Whether the skull ruptured because of the pressure alone before the bullet struck the skull from the inside or whether it occurred with the exit of that fragment through the skull is probably not possible to determine.

    "The fact that the fractures in a skull are due to temporary cavity formation
     was demonstrated by a series of experiments with skulls. When skulls were
     empty, the bullets 'drilled' neat entrances and exits without any fractures.
     When the skulls were filled with gelatin to simulate the brain, massive
     secondary skull fractures were produced."
          -- Vincent J.M. DiMaio ( Link (https://books.google.ca/books?id=VbrDbbHAflsC&pg=PA118&lpg=PA118&dq=skull+bullet+passage&source=bl&ots=xnns39g9Jm&sig=ACfU3U3Y-dQBL5cyQdSW1ijVRip64pc4AQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjKo8nnmeXiAhXSVN8KHZN1DYQQ6AEwFXoECAsQAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false) )

How about this? 
The only thing I go against in what DiMaio states is that the bullet caused fractures at the in-shoot and out-shoot, while DiMaio says there would have been "neat" holes without fractures.

The pressure impulse from the temporary cavity occurs in the wake of the bullet. Ballistic-wise, the brain is consider a liquid. I'm a layman when it comes to the medical evidence.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 17, 2019, 05:12:46 AM
How about this? 
  • Bullet enters skull at rear, disintegrates by time it gets through the bone
What do you mean by disintegrate? The bullet will compress and the jacket will rupture and molten lead will spray out.
   
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  • Bullet hole at rear of skull, with a few fractures radiating downwards
If a bullet will just make a bullet sized hole in glass, why would it radiate cracks on the entrance to a skull?

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 18, 2019, 12:06:11 AM
 Ah yes the single frame of forward motion somehow takes precedence over the end result of the motion Lots of drawing from the review board folks and we all know how different those descriptions are than Parkland and Bethesda

 Where are all the nutters who believe that force in physics causes and equal and opposite reaction and like to show sheep falling towards the direction of the shot. They would of course say the initial forward motion is indicative of a shot from the front Such consistency from you folks
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 18, 2019, 04:51:30 PM
Ah yes the single frame of forward motion somehow takes precedence over the end result of the motion Lots of drawing from the review board folks and we all know how different those descriptions are than Parkland and Bethesda

 Where are all the nutters who believe that force in physics causes and equal and opposite reaction and like to show sheep falling towards the direction of the shot. They would of course say the initial forward motion is indicative of a shot from the front Such consistency from you folks
Do you mean physicists who have explained how a bullet that causes an explosive head wound can drive the head back in the direction opposite to that of the incoming bullet, because Newton's third law (for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction) requires it?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 19, 2019, 01:27:53 AM
Perhaps you can distinguish for me when to apply the law of conservation of momentum as opposed to Newtons third law?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Mytton on June 19, 2019, 04:20:25 AM
Jet Effect.

(https://i.postimg.cc/Njkqndmc/coconutjeteffect.gif)

(https://i.postimg.cc/y6DKNX4m/bottlejeteffect.gif)

(https://i.postimg.cc/52VWphHg/melonjeteffect.gif)

Also worth looking at is a comparison of the coconut explosion above and the following gif, and again we see a similar dispersal of matter.

(https://i.postimg.cc/PJ5PLLHL/6thfloorsimulationgif.gif)

JohnM
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 19, 2019, 04:38:57 AM
Perhaps you can distinguish for me when to apply the law of conservation of momentum as opposed to Newtons third law?

(https://www.jfkassassinationgallery.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_zapruder_abraham_1845_2005.jpg)  (https://www.jfkassassinationgallery.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_zapruder_abraham_1846_2005.jpg)
Z312/Z313: Bullet impact from behind occurs between frames. Transfer of momentum causes head to be pushed forward. Temporary cavity formation in wake of bullet causes right-top of skull to explode outward.

(https://www.jfkassassinationgallery.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_zapruder_abraham_1846_2005.jpg)  (https://www.jfkassassinationgallery.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_zapruder_abraham_1847_2005.jpg)
Z313ff: Matter exploding out of skull creates a jet that pushes the head in the opposite direction: downward and backward after Z313. Head doesn't return to its Z312 position (relative to the back seat) until Z315/Z316 (the head is nearly at the Z312 position by Z315 and is rearward of the Z312 position by Z316).

Single-cause event with predictable and duplicable sequential actions.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 19, 2019, 05:09:04 AM
Firstly off it is interesting that no one is offering any clarification on Newton's laws and the absolute opposite interpretations that are being offered. Good old Aristotle and the law of the excluded middle is often a worthy ride at times such as these. Yes the good old jet effect. Never demonstrated other than with liquid or near liquid materials as far as I have seen. Also the jet is visible in the examples JM has offered The only jet we see from JFK's skull is heading upward so the jet effect should be driving him down into the seat. Just for the sake of ridiculous argument any such 'jet' would have come from JFK's right and therefore would have been driven back to his right

 I guess this is better than the twitch theory, but that is not saying much

 Jerry Organ said

Matter exploding out of skull creates a jet that pushes the head in the opposite direction: downward and backward after Z313.

 You would have need the right front of JFK's skull to have blown out completely to have created a jet effect that would have moved his head back and to the left. That didn't happen. You would have also needed to see a volume of jet material comparable to the examples given by JM. You would need to see a massive amount of material being blown out in the direction previously described Did not happen not even close.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 19, 2019, 05:19:32 AM
Firstly off it is interesting that no one is offering any clarification on Newton's laws and the absolute opposite interpretations that are being offered. Good old Aristotle and the law of the excluded middle is often a worthy ride at times such as these. Yes the good old jet effect. Never demonstrated other than with liquid or near liquid materials as far as I have seen.

Ballistic-wise, the brain is a liquid.

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Also the jet is visible in the examples JM has offered The only jet we see from JFK's skull is heading upward so the jet effect should be driving him down into the seat. Just for the sake of ridiculous argument any such 'jet' would have come from JFK's right and therefore would have been driven back to his right

Post-Z313, the head is driven downward, backward AND to the left. In other words, the opposite direction of the matter being forcibly expelled from the top right of the skull.

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I guess this is better than the twitch theory, but that is not saying much

What else would cause a one-frame forward motion and skull eruption, followed by a slightly-less severe backward-downward-leftward motion? Simultaneous bullet strikes from the rear and front?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Mytton on June 19, 2019, 05:23:00 AM
The only jet we see from JFK's skull is heading upward so the jet effect should be driving him down into the seat.

Worth considering is JFK's upper body movement was restricted because of his back brace.

(https://www.bodyrest.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/kennedy_back_brace.jpg)

JohnM
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 19, 2019, 05:27:57 AM
Ballistic-wise, the brain is a liquid.

 Regardless you need to see the consummate amount of material. Not that I agree with giving you some authority to create alchemy through linguistics

Post-Z313, the head is driven downward, backward AND to the left. In other words, the opposite direction of the matter being forcibly expelled from the top right of the skull.

You seem to be ignoring the direction of the projectile Are you suggesting it turned in his skull?

What else would cause a one-frame forward motion and skull eruption, followed by a slightly-less severe backward-downward-leftward motion? Simultaneous bullet strikes from the rear and front?




 
That is easy Either two shots, or deceleration of the limo. There is also the ever lurking concern of alteration in the Z film though I find extremely unlikely that the forward motion at 312 could have been faked. It is possible that there may have been additional frames of forward motion after 312 and before 313.

Also I added some edits to my previous message that you might want to check out

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 19, 2019, 04:02:06 PM
That is easy Either two shots, or deceleration of the limo.
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There is also the ever lurking concern of alteration in the Z film though I find extremely unlikely that the forward motion at 312 could have been faked. It is possible that there may have been additional frames of forward motion after 312 and before 313.
Also I added some edits to my previous message that you might want to check out

You would have need the right front of JFK's skull to have blown out completely to have created a jet effect that would have moved his head back and to the left. That didn't happen. You would have also needed to see a volume of jet material comparable to the examples given by JM. You would need to see a massive amount of material being blown out in the direction previously described Did not happen not even close.

You must be working for Lockheed Martin on the next generation of jet engines. Your theory is that the less restricted the nozzle opening of a jet engine, the greater the acceleration.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 19, 2019, 04:31:18 PM
Perhaps you can distinguish for me when to apply the law of conservation of momentum as opposed to Newtons third law?
Conservation of momentum follows directly from Newton's third law if you assume that the time of interaction is the same for both interacting bodies (which it is unless the interacting bodies travel at speeds approaching the speed of light relative to each other).  An action is a force for a certain duration. The "opposite reaction" is an opposite force for the same duration.  Force x time = impulse = change in momentum so if the two impulses are equal and opposite, they impart equal and opposite momentum so there is no change in total momentum: momentum is conserved.

The bullet has momentum.  It strikes the head.  The bullet loses momentum.  The head gains the same amount of momentum that the bullet lost - momentum has to be conserved (ignoring for the moment that the head is also connected to the body and, through friction, to the car). So the head starts to move forward as the bullet strikes the back of the head and plows through the brain. But then the head explodes sending brain matter in all forward directions.   So now the head and expelled contents must, together, have the same momentum that the head had before the explosive exit wound. This means that the head must recoil in the opposite direction to the ejected matter.  The forward momentum of the exploding brain matter (and the equal and opposite rearward momentum imparted to the head) is much greater than the forward momentum of the incoming bullet.  So in order to conserve momentum, the head has to recoil rearward with more momentum than the incoming bullet.  So the recoil from the explosive exit wound completely overcomes the forward momentum imparted by the bullet impact and sends the head backward.  This is seen in Chad Zimmerman's turkey shoot video in which he used jacketed bullets fired through pork ribs attached to the back of the turkey:
http://www.dufourlaw.com/JFK/Photos/turkeyribshot1a.mpg
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 19, 2019, 07:46:10 PM
You would have need the right front of JFK's skull to have blown out completely to have created a jet effect that would have moved his head back and to the left. That didn't happen.
The right side of JFK's skull opened.  His head was also turned to the left and he was leaning to the left. 

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You would have also needed to see a volume of jet material comparable to the examples given by JM. You would need to see a massive amount of material being blown out in the direction previously described Did not happen not even close.
How do you know this if you have not worked it out?  See my earlier post using 100 grams of matter being ejected with 10% of the bullet energy. That is enough to send the head recoiling at 1 m/sec.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 19, 2019, 10:43:46 PM
Jet Effect.

(https://i.postimg.cc/Njkqndmc/coconutjeteffect.gif)


(https://i.postimg.cc/PJ5PLLHL/6thfloorsimulationgif.gif)
Hi John.   The coconut shot is very good.  It certainly shows the jet effect.  Do you know what ammunition was used?   It is rather easy to duplicate with hunting bullets (no jacket) but much more difficult with jacketed ammunition.  The coconut might be hard enough to deform a jacketed bullet. 
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 20, 2019, 01:37:43 PM
The right side of JFK's skull opened.  His head was also turned to the left and he was leaning to the left. 
How do you know this if you have not worked it out?  See my earlier post using 100 grams of matter being ejected with 10% of the bullet energy. That is enough to send the head recoiling at 1 m/sec.

 You are willing to admit there are two forces at play right. any jet effect and the conservation of momentum? In other words any amount of force actually absorbed by the skull that is not blown out works to move the head forward. Is that in your calculation


 Did Alvarez allow for any consideration for the conservation of momentum in  his equations for JFK's head shot?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 20, 2019, 02:00:23 PM
    You must be working for Lockheed Martin on the next generation of jet engines. Your theory is that the less restricted the nozzle opening of a jet engine, the greater the acceleration.
Not at all. Just the likelihood of a small diameter cavity producing a very high pressure jet versus he likelihood of a larger one. Again demonstrate either.[/list]
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 20, 2019, 02:12:05 PM
While acknowledging the jet effect exists the examples by JM are flawed. Water container cut in half with some water remaining in the left side of the container with a projectile moving from left to right are going to fall to the left from simple gravity
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 20, 2019, 07:09:13 PM
You are willing to admit there are two forces at play right. any jet effect and the conservation of momentum? In other words any amount of force actually absorbed by the skull that is not blown out works to move the head forward. Is that in your calculation
Jet effect illustrates conservation of momentum.  Jet effect and conservation of momentum are not two different principles. Force is not absorbed by the skull.  A force is applied to the skull by the incoming bullet and moves the head forward. That forward momentum of the head, however, is overcome by the much greater rearward recoil momentum from the explosive head wound experienced by the skull (and body to which it is connected). The forward momentum imparted by the incoming bullet to the entire head, including the contents that are spewed from the head.  So that momentum adds to the momentum of the ejected contents and reduces the rearward recoil momentum of the intact part of the head and body.  But the thing to keep in mind is that the forward momentum of the exploding contents due to the release of a small portion of the bullet energy (pressure x volume = energy) is much greater than the original momentum of the incoming bullet. So the jet effect is more than enough to completely counter the incoming bullet momentum.

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Did Alvarez allow for any consideration for the conservation of momentum in  his equations for JFK's head shot?
Absolutely he did (from his paper which is reproduced at 1 HSCA 434):

"I concluded that the retrograde motion of the President's head, in response to the rifle bullet shot, is consistent with the law of conservation of momentum, if one pays attention to the law of conservation of energy as well, and includes the momentum of all the material in the problem.  The simplest way to see where I differ from most of the critics is to note that they treat the problem as though it involved only two interacting masses: the bullet and the head.  My analysis involves three interacting masses, the bullet, the jet of brain tissue observable in frame 313, and the remaining part of the head. It will turn out that the jet can carry forward more momentum than was brought in by the bullet, and the head recoils backward, as a rocket recoils when its jet fuel is ejected."
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 20, 2019, 07:16:56 PM
Not at all. Just the likelihood of a small diameter cavity producing a very high pressure jet versus he likelihood of a larger one. Again demonstrate either.[/list]
Actually, a small nozzle produces a high energy, low pressure flow.   This is an illustration of Bernoulli's law, which is based on conservation of energy:  higher kinetic energy of the flow results from conversion of pressure energy (potential energy) into kinetic energy.  The jet is the result of high pressure behind the nozzle/opening.  The narrower opening causes the pressure energy to be transferred to smaller amount of matter so that matter gains more kinetic energy.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 20, 2019, 10:45:40 PM
    Actually, a small nozzle produces a high energy, low pressure flow.   This is an illustration of Bernoulli's law, which is based on conservation of energy:  higher kinetic energy of the flow results from conversion of pressure energy (potential energy) into kinetic energy.  The jet is the result of high pressure behind the nozzle/opening.  The narrower opening causes the pressure energy to be transferred to smaller amount of matter so that matter gains more kinetic energy.
Very good. High speed as opposed to high pressure. I assume you added this as a curiosity or just a well meaning correction as opposed to anything relevant to the argument at hand?[/list]
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 20, 2019, 11:04:18 PM
Jet effect illustrates conservation of momentum.  Jet effect and conservation of momentum are not two different principles. Force is not absorbed by the skull.  A force is applied to the skull by the incoming bullet and moves the head forward. That forward momentum of the head, however, is overcome by the much greater rearward recoil momentum from the explosive head wound experienced by the skull (and body to which it is connected). The forward momentum imparted by the incoming bullet to the entire head, including the contents that are spewed from the head.  So that momentum adds to the momentum of the ejected contents and reduces the rearward recoil momentum of the intact part of the head and body.  But the thing to keep in mind is that the forward momentum of the exploding contents due to the release of a small portion of the bullet energy (pressure x volume = energy) is much greater than the original momentum of the incoming bullet. So the jet effect is more than enough to completely counter the incoming bullet momentum.
Absolutely he did (from his paper which is reproduced at 1 HSCA 434):

"I concluded that the retrograde motion of the President's head, in response to the rifle bullet shot, is consistent with the law of conservation of momentum, if one pays attention to the law of conservation of energy as well, and includes the momentum of all the material in the problem.  The simplest way to see where I differ from most of the critics is to note that they treat the problem as though it involved only two interacting masses: the bullet and the head.  My analysis involves three interacting masses, the bullet, the jet of brain tissue observable in frame 313, and the remaining part of the head. It will turn out that the jet can carry forward more momentum than was brought in by the bullet, and the head recoils backward, as a rocket recoils when its jet fuel is ejected."


  I never said the conservation of momentum and the jet effect are two different principles but rather that they are antagonistic to one another in the given circumstance at hand There are indeed two competing variables. Lets use the illustration of a head shot where no exit wounds or blood splatter of any meaningful amount exits the skull. In such a situation we can conclude the force of the bullet has been absorbed, or if you prefer the language of the physicist, transferred to the skull. The transference of the that force occurs both in terms of internal damage to the skull and the the movement of the skull and body in accord to the law of conservation of momentum

 It looks like Tony Szamboti focuses on the major error behind Alvarez's equation here


The temporary
cavity pressure generated in the wake of a projectile’s path through an encased fluid filled
volume is not directly related to the shock wave momentum forward of the projectile in the
way the forward acting pressure of a jet engine is related to the momentum of its exhaust.

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 21, 2019, 02:24:29 PM

  I never said the conservation of momentum and the jet effect are two different principles but rather that they are antagonistic to one another in the given circumstance at hand There are indeed two competing variables. Lets use the illustration of a head shot where no exit wounds or blood splatter of any meaningful amount exits the skull. In such a situation we can conclude the force of the bullet has been absorbed, or if you prefer the language of the physicist, transferred to the skull. The transference of the that force occurs both in terms of internal damage to the skull and the the movement of the skull and body in accord to the law of conservation of momentum
Momentum is conserved regardless of how much damage occurs. If the bullet does not exit the skull and no matter exits the skull then the momentum of the head + bullet will be equal to the momentum of the bullet immediately prior to the bullet contacting the head (assuming the head is able to move independently from the body). 
 
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It looks like Tony Szamboti focuses on the major error behind Alvarez's equation here


The temporary
cavity pressure generated in the wake of a projectile’s path through an encased fluid filled
volume is not directly related to the shock wave momentum forward of the projectile in the
way the forward acting pressure of a jet engine is related to the momentum of its exhaust.
I am not sure what the point is.  The pressure in front of the bullet is built up by the bullet pushing matter forward toward the front of the skull. A jet engine take incoming air from the front, builds up the pressure inside the engine by compressing that air and adding heat and then expelling it out the back. What matters is the pressure and volume of matter inside just before the matter exits.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 21, 2019, 02:38:45 PM
Momentum is conserved regardless of how much damage occurs. If the bullet does not exit the skull and no matter exits the skull then the momentum of the head + bullet will be equal to the momentum of the bullet immediately prior to the bullet contacting the head (assuming the head is able to move independently from the body). 
 I am not sure what the point is.  The pressure in front of the bullet is built up by the bullet pushing matter forward toward the front of the skull. A jet engine take incoming air from the front, builds up the pressure inside the engine by compressing that air and adding heat and then expelling it out the back. What matters is the pressure and volume of matter inside just before the matter exits.

 Nope a car crash is a perfect example of how kinetic energy/force is transferred into damage to the vehicle and momentum is lost
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 21, 2019, 04:01:06 PM
Nope a car crash is a perfect example of how kinetic energy/force is transferred into damage to the vehicle and momentum is lost
Nope. Kinetic energy is transferred into damage to the vehicle but momentum cannot be lost.  Momentum is always conserved. Conservation of momentum is among the most fundamental laws of physics.  A car crash is an example of an inelastic collision where kinetic energy is lost due to the damage (but not momentum).  A collision of two billiard balls is an example of an (almost) elastic collision where kinetic energy is retained as is momentum.   Momentum is NEVER lost in any kind of collision. See: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/elacol.html
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 21, 2019, 07:09:34 PM
Nope. Kinetic energy is transferred into damage to the vehicle but momentum cannot be lost.  Momentum is always conserved. Conservation of momentum is among the most fundamental laws of physics.  A car crash is an example of an inelastic collision where kinetic energy is lost due to the damage (but not momentum).  A collision of two billiard balls is an example of an (almost) elastic collision where kinetic energy is retained as is momentum.   Momentum is NEVER lost in any kind of collision. See: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/elacol.html

 Likely there is a linguistic misunderstanding of some sort here but when a car hits a wall damage occurs and momentum is lost. Or momentum is transferred into the structures that are transformed into damage if you prefer
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 21, 2019, 08:03:23 PM
Likely there is a linguistic misunderstanding of some sort here but when a car hits a wall damage occurs and momentum is lost. Or momentum is transferred into the structures that are transformed into damage if you prefer
The wall is attached to the earth.  Although it is not perceptible due to enormous mass of the earth, the earth's momentum increases.  The total momentum of the car + wall/earth are the same before and after the collision.  Kinetic energy is generally not conserved in collisions but momentum is always conserved.  Momentum cannot disappear.  It does not matter how or how much energy disappears as heat in the collision. In fact, if it is a collision where one body collides with another and the two bodies end up being stuck together, we can use the conservation of momentum to determine the final speed of the bodies and, thereby, determine exactly how much kinetic energy was lost in the collision.

The bottom line: If the bullet strikes the head and matter is ejected from the head, that ejected matter carries momentum and the remaining part of the head must gain an opposite amount of momentum such that the total momenta of the head matter and bullet are the same before, during, and after the impact.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 21, 2019, 11:40:51 PM
  Matt said

                          In such a situation we can conclude the force of the bullet has been absorbed,


   There is no mention of momentum in this statement. So lets talk in terms of kinetic energy and force unless there is a problem with that?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 22, 2019, 03:00:51 PM
  Matt said

                          In such a situation we can conclude the force of the bullet has been absorbed,


   There is no mention of momentum in this statement. So lets talk in terms of kinetic energy and force unless there is a problem with that?
If you want to discuss physics you have to use terms that have clear physical meaning.  While force and kinetic energy are well understood terms (F = ma; KE = mv^2/2), the concept of "absorbing a force" is not at all clear. You will have to explain what that means.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 22, 2019, 11:09:27 PM
If you want to discuss physics you have to use terms that have clear physical meaning.  While force and kinetic energy are well understood terms (F = ma; KE = mv^2/2), the concept of "absorbing a force" is not at all clear. You will have to explain what that means.

 Indeed and if you are to switch terms you too should be clear. I have already explained that absorbing force is simply the transference of kinetic energy into the damage of structures. Did you miss that? Or if you like it another way, the resistance a given substance has to a  force, in this case a projectile. The pedantic posturing here seems a bit hollow for anyone who is yet to cite anything concrete in terms of the jet theory
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 23, 2019, 03:33:15 PM
Indeed and if you are to switch terms you too should be clear. I have already explained that absorbing force is simply the transference of kinetic energy into the damage of structures. Did you miss that? Or if you like it another way, the resistance a given substance has to a  force, in this case a projectile. The pedantic posturing here seems a bit hollow for anyone who is yet to cite anything concrete in terms of the jet theory
So let's talk about transferring kinetic energy then rather than absorbing force.  What is your point?

Bullet Kinetic Energy is transferred to the bullet as heat (deforming the bullet) and to the damage to the head.  Some of that kinetic energy is transferred into pressure energy (pressure x volume = energy) of the head contents just before the skull ruptures.  When the skull ruptures, the brain and blood gain kinetic energy when the pressure is released and a small amount of kinetic energy is given to the recoiling head. 
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 23, 2019, 04:00:51 PM
 Szamboti's 2012 response pretty much puts and end to Alvarez. Shall we go through the details of all of Alvarez's mistakes in using a melon instead of  human head.

 From Szamboti

By using
the words “if 10% of the incoming kinetic energy were used to propel 10% of the mass of the
melon forward” Dr. Alvarez shows that he simply assumed the values he needed to make the
equation work in the direction he wanted it to go. If he had proof of what he was saying he
would have provided it. Since he did testing, which he says validated his theory, he could
have simply weighed the melon beforehand and the remaining melon after the shooting tests,
to find the actual mass of the jet displaced from the melon. He doesn’t mention anything of
the sort

The shear forces generated by the bullet penetrating through
the much higher shear strength of the President’s skull would have precluded the appearance
of a jet effect induced motion in the assassination. This was actually demonstrated in testing
at the U.S. Army's Edgewood Arsenal. Ten human skulls, filled with the same tissue
replicating material as that used by the Army Wound Ballistics Research program, were shot
with 6.5 millimeter ammunition. All ten skulls went forward, in the direction of the bullet,
with none moving backward towards the shooter.

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jim Brunsman on June 23, 2019, 11:39:11 PM

Mr. Chapman tries to pontificate:
"The exita fired upward at a steep vertical angle according to the film and subsequent tests
From what I've read and recall, without revisiting that information at this moment, Kennedy's feet where jammed tightly under the jump seat in front of him to the extent that it was very difficult to get him out of the car. This indicates a powerful neurological reaction according to the article.

'For every reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction' goes Newton's third law of momentum. Kennedy's head moves about 2.5" forward at the moment of impact, which roughly equals the recoil of a Carcano I've seen online.

Mr. Chapman can barely form a sentence at the beginning and he forgets to include the extremely violent "back and to the left" motion seen on all the films. Extremely selective and extremely dishonest. The brilliant comments about the president's feet should be at the top of everyone's priority list!

Just one simple question: How do you explain the president's extremely violent head movement at frame 313? If someone says "jet effect" or "neuromuscular reaction" I will snicker and suggest that Newton's laws took a vacation for a couple of seconds...
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 23, 2019, 11:45:23 PM
Just one simple question: How do you explain the president's extremely violent head movement at frame 313? If someone says "jet effect" or "neuromuscular reaction" I will snicker and suggest that Newton's laws took a vacation for a couple of seconds...
His head doesn't move at Z313. It moves between frames.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jim Brunsman on June 23, 2019, 11:52:13 PM
Great, another one who won't answer the question. Someone tell me how Oswald shooting from above and behind can produce the violent motion we see on the films? But you also need to account for the Parkland doctors eyewitness accounts, Clint Hill's testimony, and the incredible inside story of the autopsy. Sorry, but there is no possible way that your boy "Lee Hardly" could perpetrate such a horrific act.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 24, 2019, 12:11:21 AM
Great, another one who won't answer the question. Someone tell me how Oswald shooting from above and behind can produce the violent motion we see on the films? But you also need to account for the Parkland doctors eyewitness accounts, Clint Hill's testimony, and the incredible inside story of the autopsy. Sorry, but there is no possible way that your boy "Lee Hardly" could perpetrate such a horrific act.

The head motion is ONLY consistent with a shot from above and behind. The autopsy report, the Clark Panel and the HSCA Medical Evidence Panel concluded the skull entry wound was from above and behind. McAdams has done a extensive analysis of the Parkland medical statements ( Link (http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/head.htm#witnesses) ).

Doris Nelson, for example, was a supervising nurse at Parkland. The gaping head wound location would be the exit wound for a shot from above and behind (Kennedy's head is leaning forward and to the left in Z312).

(http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/nelson.jpg)

As to Clint Hill, he said in the 2004 documentary "National Geographic: Inside the U.S. Secret Service":

    "I could see the back of his head and there was a gaping hole
     above his right ear about the size of my palm."
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jim Brunsman on June 24, 2019, 12:18:26 AM
You still haven't addressed the question. I asked about the motion on the film, which is a question of physics you refuse to address. What does your intelligence tell you? If you are behind the stockade fence and you took a shot, wouldn't that match the physics of the action we see on film? Instead, we are supposed to believe YOUR lyin' eyes?

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 24, 2019, 12:24:54 AM
Mr. Chapman tries to pontificate:
"The exita fired upward at a steep vertical angle according to the film and subsequent tests
From what I've read and recall, without revisiting that information at this moment, Kennedy's feet where jammed tightly under the jump seat in front of him to the extent that it was very difficult to get him out of the car. This indicates a powerful neurological reaction according to the article.

'For every reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction' goes Newton's third law of momentum. Kennedy's head moves about 2.5" forward at the moment of impact, which roughly equals the recoil of a Carcano I've seen online.

Mr. Chapman can barely form a sentence at the beginning and he forgets to include the extremely violent "back and to the left" motion seen on all the films. Extremely selective and extremely dishonest. The brilliant comments about the president's feet should be at the top of everyone's priority list!

Just one simple question: How do you explain the president's extremely violent head movement at frame 313? If someone says "jet effect" or "neuromuscular reaction" I will snicker and suggest that Newton's laws took a vacation for a couple of seconds...

Are you accusing me of trying to mislead? Did the exita fire upwards at a forward angle or not? Jackie said 'top, behind the forehead' when asked about the wound location. That explains the exita firing upwards. And I suggest you keep your 'snickers' to the chocolate variety. You're missing the part where Kennedy's head snapped forward by 2.5", the same distance seen in the Carcano kick in the vid I posted.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Mytton on June 24, 2019, 12:31:18 AM
Great, another one who won't answer the question. Someone tell me how Oswald shooting from above and behind can produce the violent motion we see on the films? But you also need to account for the Parkland doctors eyewitness accounts, Clint Hill's testimony, and the incredible inside story of the autopsy. Sorry, but there is no possible way that your boy "Lee Hardly" could perpetrate such a horrific act.

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Someone tell me how Oswald shooting from above and behind can produce the violent motion we see on the films?

Kennedy's head is violently moved forward which obeys all your laws of physics.

(https://i.postimg.cc/XYP9sY9h/z31234l-2.gif)

(https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTtpvCG5VkANVTQvQPjc3ljBary Kamp9nWyc8Cce_1lhwIpLG-LVVbCqMxw)

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But you also need to account for the Parkland doctors eyewitness accounts, Clint Hill's testimony, and the incredible inside story of the autopsy.

On one hand you've got Parkland eyewitnesses, Autopsy eyewitnesses, Dealey Plaza eyewitnesses, Films, X Rays and autopsy photos ALL showing the exact same damage to Kennedy and on the other all you have is some people most of which never even touched the President's blood soaked unwashed head. There's a reason why we have official 3+ hour autopsies and don't rely on the vague time restricted recollections of some Emergency staff.

(https://i.postimg.cc/G2HNZ2fy/alotofevidence2.jpg)

As for Clint.

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Sorry, but there is no possible way that your boy "Lee Hardly" could perpetrate such a horrific act.

Tell that to Officer Tippit.

JohnM
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jim Brunsman on June 24, 2019, 12:52:29 AM
That was an incredibly dishonest clip to post on a public forum. Why did you stop it so we can't see the entire assassination sequence? Is there any other reason other than to mislead? You have lost all credibility and I will not respond further...
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Mytton on June 24, 2019, 01:01:44 AM
That was an incredibly dishonest clip to post on a public forum. Why did you stop it so we can't see the entire assassination sequence? Is there any other reason other than to mislead? You have lost all credibility and I will not respond further...

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That was an incredibly dishonest clip to post on a public forum.

Are you denying that Kennedy's head, blood, brain and bone initially moves forward?

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Why did you stop it so we can't see the entire assassination sequence?


Unless you're making the ridiculous suggestion that Kennedy was shot simultaneously from the front, then whatever happens after the first movement is irrelevant.

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Is there any other reason other than to mislead?

See above.

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You have lost all credibility and I will not respond further...

I base my opinions on science and you are most welcome to your reliance on guesses and voodoo.

JohnM
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 24, 2019, 01:02:59 AM
That was an incredibly dishonest clip to post on a public forum. Why did you stop it so we can't see the entire assassination sequence? Is there any other reason other than to mislead? You have lost all credibility and I will not respond further...

 ::)

The point under discussion concerns the physics involved with Kennedy's movements caused after the kill shot, Sherlock.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jim Brunsman on June 24, 2019, 01:04:08 AM
You are trying to mislead or you are not intellectually honest. I'm not your psychiatrist, so I have no idea why you would continue to obfuscate and ignore the salient issue. You keep using the word "exita" and it makes you look even more foolish. Also YOU STILL HAVE NOT ANSWERED THE QUESTION. The evidence of a frontal shot is overwhelming to those who have studied most of the evidence.

You do not make cogent arguments and you are extremely dishonest. There shall be no more responses because it's like arguing with a Trump supporter who only gets their news from right wing sources. There can be no intelligent disagreements because you are trying to mislead. Next...
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Mytton on June 24, 2019, 01:29:26 AM
You are trying to mislead or you are not intellectually honest. I'm not your psychiatrist, so I have no idea why you would continue to obfuscate and ignore the salient issue. You keep using the word "exita" and it makes you look even more foolish. Also YOU STILL HAVE NOT ANSWERED THE QUESTION. The evidence of a frontal shot is overwhelming to those who have studied most of the evidence.

You do not make cogent arguments and you are extremely dishonest. There shall be no more responses because it's like arguing with a Trump supporter who only gets their news from right wing sources. There can be no intelligent disagreements because you are trying to mislead. Next...

Stop insulting me and start supporting your conclusions

During WW2 these soldiers were all shot in the head with FMJ weapons and as expected no one reacts like a hollywood movie, no one falls forward and in fact we see the men fall straight down and as the back muscles contract they all fall back towards the shooters.

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In the following video we can see that a bullet even a 50cal bullet has nowhere near enough kinetic energy to move a man more than an inch or two.


JohnM

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Gary Craig on June 24, 2019, 01:40:08 AM
Stop insulting me and start supporting your conclusions

During WW2 these soldiers were all shot in the head with FMJ weapons and as expected no one reacts like a hollywood movie, no one falls forward and in fact we see the men fall straight down and as the back muscles contract they all fall back towards the shooters.

(https://i.postimg.cc/T340SXzy/Menshotinheadfallback1-zpsd2fc7371.gif)

In the following video we can see that a bullet even a 50cal bullet has nowhere near enough kinetic energy to move a man more than an inch or two.


JohnM

JFK was sitting in a auto that was moving forward at approximately 11mhp. He was held upright by a back brace. The bullet from the from right front didn't throw him backward. It momentarily stopped his forward momentum, while the auto continued at 11mph.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 01:55:55 AM
The head motion is ONLY consistent with a shot from above and behind.

 How so? You claim the movement of the head is between 312 and 313 and that is indeed true. Of course movement takes place between frames and 313 represent the beginning of backward motion. Are you offering any explanation of the backward movement? Naked assertions such as this are meaningless on their face
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 24, 2019, 04:17:02 AM
How so? You claim the movement of the head is between 312 and 313 and that is indeed true. Of course movement takes place between frames and 313 represent the beginning of backward motion. Are you offering any explanation of the backward movement? Naked assertions such as this are meaningless on their face

You seem under the impression you've disproven "jet effect".
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 04:38:27 AM
You seem under the impression you've disproven "jet effect".

 What makes you say that?


 Are you saying there is backwards movement of JFK's head that requires something like the jet effect?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 24, 2019, 06:11:23 AM
You are trying to mislead or you are not intellectually honest. I'm not your psychiatrist, so I have no idea why you would continue to obfuscate and ignore the salient issue. You keep using the word "exita" and it makes you look even more foolish. Also YOU STILL HAVE NOT ANSWERED THE QUESTION. The evidence of a frontal shot is overwhelming to those who have studied most of the evidence.

You do not make cogent arguments and you are extremely dishonest. There shall be no more responses because it's like arguing with a Trump supporter who only gets their news from right wing sources. There can be no intelligent disagreements because you are trying to mislead. Next...

You're way too emotional about your pet theory. Are you related to the DalTex trick-shot artist by any chance?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 24, 2019, 02:37:30 PM
How so? You claim the movement of the head is between 312 and 313 and that is indeed true. Of course movement takes place between frames and 313 represent the beginning of backward motion. Are you offering any explanation of the backward movement? Naked assertions such as this are meaningless on their face
It is difficult to say precisely when the backward motion begins because things happened much more quickly than could be captured in an 18 frame/sec film.  The explosive ejection of matter from the head takes place after forward momentum has been imparted to the head by the bullet impact. So the rearward impulse that the explosive ejection of matter creates first has to stop the forward motion before the direction of motion of the head is reversed.

As far as your question: "Are you offering any explanation of the backward movement?" is concerned, have you been reading the posts in this thread at all? The explosive ejection of matter from the head necessarily creates a rearward impulse to the head.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 02:44:50 PM
The explosive ejection of matter from the head necessarily creates a rearward impulse to the head.

Prove it

 And when I say that it does not mean simply parroting some narrative that either you or others wish to recite. Indeed Alvarez gave a shot at science but it got shot down
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 24, 2019, 02:59:56 PM
You are trying to mislead or you are not intellectually honest. I'm not your psychiatrist, so I have no idea why you would continue to obfuscate and ignore the salient issue. You keep using the word "exita" and it makes you look even more foolish. Also YOU STILL HAVE NOT ANSWERED THE QUESTION. The evidence of a frontal shot is overwhelming to those who have studied most of the evidence.

You do not make cogent arguments and you are extremely dishonest. There shall be no more responses because it's like arguing with a Trump supporter who only gets their news from right wing sources. There can be no intelligent disagreements because you are trying to mislead. Next...

Run, Jimbo... RUN!
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 24, 2019, 03:03:42 PM
Prove it

 And when I say that it does not mean simply parroting some narrative that either you or others wish to recite. Indeed Alvarez gave a shot at science but it got shot down

Nothing short of firing Carcano bullets into live human heads would satisfy you.

You can easily "disprove" jet effect by firing a jacketed rifle bullet into a container filled with liquid. Make the parameters as close to actual conditions as much as you like.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Bill Chapman on June 24, 2019, 03:40:22 PM
Interesting how words like 'parroting' eventually pop up in exchanges with CTers.. along with 'sheep' and 'lemmings'
Well, let me tell you, I'm having an identity crises for sure: I don't know whether to bleat and get sheared (short back & sides, please), follow people off a cliff... or just squawk at everybody.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 24, 2019, 03:56:27 PM
Prove it

 And when I say that it does not mean simply parroting some narrative that either you or others wish to recite. Indeed Alvarez gave a shot at science but it got shot down
Alvarez was shot down by whom. exactly?

I am not sure what you mean by "prove it"?  Are we operating in the real world or in the pseudo-scientific world of your imagination?  I have explained to you that conservation of momentum requires the head to recoil from the forward ejection of matter from the head.  What more are you looking for? Proof of Newton's laws of motion?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 24, 2019, 04:04:28 PM
Nothing short of firing Carcano bullets into live human heads would satisfy you.

You can easily "disprove" jet effect by firing a jacketed rifle bullet into a container filled with liquid. Make the parameters as close to actual conditions as much as you like.
Actually, it is difficult to duplicate the explosive exit wound that is seen at z313 with jacketed bullets. It is easy to do with hunting ammunition with melons. But in order to duplicate it with jacketed bullets, the bullet has to strike something sufficiently hard upon entry. If you strapped a layer of dense bone over the incoming side of the melon, that should be enough to flatten the jacketed bullet enough to build up pressure inside the melon.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 24, 2019, 04:10:27 PM
You are trying to mislead or you are not intellectually honest. I'm not your psychiatrist, so I have no idea why you would continue to obfuscate and ignore the salient issue. You keep using the word "exita" and it makes you look even more foolish. Also YOU STILL HAVE NOT ANSWERED THE QUESTION. The evidence of a frontal shot is overwhelming to those who have studied most of the evidence.

You do not make cogent arguments and you are extremely dishonest. There shall be no more responses because it's like arguing with a Trump supporter who only gets their news from right wing sources. There can be no intelligent disagreements because you are trying to mislead. Next...
I have debated Bill over the years and while we have disagreed on many things I have never seen anything to suggest that he has ever been dishonest.  Your use of ad hominem remarks in a discussion only serves to show the lack of substance to your argument. As Socrates once remarked: 'When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.'
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 10:58:58 PM
Nothing short of firing Carcano bullets into live human heads would satisfy you.

You can easily "disprove" jet effect by firing a jacketed rifle bullet into a container filled with liquid. Make the parameters as close to actual conditions as much as you like.

  I find the experiments at the  U.S. Army's Edgewood Arsenal to be superior to shooting watermelons in relevance to shooting skulls. Do you feel differently? I have made no request to go further in terms of exacting testing, but I suppose it is nice polemic to cl;aim otherwise
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 11:02:43 PM
Alvarez was shot down by whom. exactly?

I am not sure what you mean by "prove it"?  Are we operating in the real world or in the pseudo-scientific world of your imagination?  I have explained to you that conservation of momentum requires the head to recoil from the forward ejection of matter from the head.  What more are you looking for? Proof of Newton's laws of motion?

 Alvarez was shot down by Szamboti


 As to proving "it" the question was in regard to you proving the jet effects applicability to the head shot to JFK.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 24, 2019, 11:37:20 PM
Alvarez was shot down by Szamboti


 As to proving "it" the question was in regard to you proving the jet effects applicability to the head shot to JFK.
Are you saying that the forward momentum of the matter ejected from the head does not impart an equal and opposite momentum to the head?  Are you asking us to prove Newton's third law of motion?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 11:49:10 PM
No. Are you capable of answering clear questions?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 24, 2019, 11:50:20 PM
  I find the experiments at the  U.S. Army's Edgewood Arsenal to be superior to shooting watermelons in relevance to shooting skulls. Do you feel differently? I have made no request to go further in terms of exacting testing, but I suppose it is nice polemic to cl;aim otherwise

You might want to check out what their gelatin formulation was.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 24, 2019, 11:52:05 PM
You might want to check out what their gelatin formulation was.

 I heard it was called watermelon helper

 Was the military in on some conspiracy to use sub standard gels?

 I thought you were the one arguing against being too demanding on exacting standards of reproductions of the head shot? I am now confused about your standards
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 25, 2019, 12:43:40 AM
  I find the experiments at the  U.S. Army's Edgewood Arsenal to be superior to shooting watermelons in relevance to shooting skulls. Do you feel differently? I have made no request to go further in terms of exacting testing, but I suppose it is nice polemic to cl;aim otherwise
Did any of the goats shot in those experiments undergo explosive head exit wounds or explosive exit wounds of any kind? If not, what is the relevance to the physics of the explosive head wound?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 25, 2019, 01:38:58 AM
 Shall we have a battle of questions that no one answers? You might find it instructive to respond to things that were actually said For example, their is no mention of explosive head wounds to which you responded with references about explosive head wounds Just sayin
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 25, 2019, 01:52:53 AM
Did any of the goats shot in those experiments undergo explosive head exit wounds or explosive exit wounds of any kind? If not, what is the relevance to the physics of the explosive head wound?

A goat's brain-case would not be comparable to a human's.

I heard it was called watermelon helper

 Was the military in on some conspiracy to use sub standard gels?

The science of ballistics in 1964 wasn't that advanced such that they had a specific simulant  for human brain.

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I thought you were the one arguing against being too demanding on exacting standards of reproductions of the head shot? I am now confused about your standards
The melon experiments demonstrate the principal of "jet effect", which is what is seen in Z313ff. If you're after a duplication of the Kennedy head wound dynamics, you'll need an elaborate model with a bone-like casing and ballistic gel that simulates the human brain.
However the bullet could enter the center of the back of the skull and exit through the frontal bone. You would get "jet effect" but complain about it the trajectory being off-target. You would have to redo the experiment until all the things necessary converge. Say on the 100th try everything works right. But now you can say there was only a one-percent chance that the head shot was caused by a SN bullet that then produced "jet effect".
But the bullet that struck Kennedy in the back of the head was as unique in where it struck as that one-percent of duplication shots.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 25, 2019, 02:30:09 AM


The science of ballistics in 1964 wasn't that advanced such that they had a specific simulant  for human brain.
The melon experiments demonstrate the principal of "jet effect", which is what is seen in Z313ff. If you're after a duplication of the Kennedy head wound dynamics, you'll need an elaborate model with a bone-like casing and ballistic gel that simulates the human brain.


 Are you saying a melon is a better representation of the dynamics than a skull with a below average brain substitute?
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 25, 2019, 03:10:20 AM
Are you saying a melon is a better representation of the dynamics than a skull with a below average brain substitute?

No. One has no hard tissue simulant. The other has a unsuitable brain simulant. One demonstrates the "jet effect". The other demonstrates the fracture pattern of a bullet to the rear of a skull.

Neither are a true duplication of the Kennedy head wound. But I'm pretty sure that no matter how close a future duplication is, CTs will always find fault with it. Andrew's science is definitely making no dent and I don't see where you've refuted it.

If not a shot from behind and above caused the entry wound on the top-back of the President's skull and "jet effect" from the same shot caused the explosive blow-out seen about the right ear and 313ff rearward motion, then please explain what did.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Matt Grantham on June 25, 2019, 03:21:48 AM
No. One has no hard tissue simulant. The other has a unsuitable brain simulant. One demonstrates the "jet effect". The other demonstrates the fracture pattern of a bullet to the rear of a skull.

Neither are a true duplication of the Kennedy head wound. But I'm pretty sure that no matter how close a future duplication is, CTs will always find fault with it. Andrew's science is definitely making no dent and I don't see where you've refuted it.

If not a shot from behind and above caused the entry wound on the top-back of the President's skull and "jet effect" from the same shot caused the explosive blow-out seen about the right ear and 313ff rearward motion, then please explain what did.

 Yes the jet effect exists in melons. That is as far as either of you have ever gotten The thread should be re-titled what melons say about the JFK head shot, and how just repeating momentum is never created lost as a backup mantra can make for an impenetrable truth claim. Bye bye

Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Jerry Organ on June 25, 2019, 03:41:21 AM
Yes the jet effect exists in melons. That is as far as either of you have ever gotten Congratulations on your delusional breakthrough

Please cite the study that denies a temporary cavity formation would not occur when a military-style bullet goes through the upper part of the skull.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: Andrew Mason on June 25, 2019, 04:27:46 PM
Shall we have a battle of questions that no one answers? You might find it instructive to respond to things that were actually said For example, their is no mention of explosive head wounds to which you responded with references about explosive head wounds Just sayin
You are constantly moving the target.  The issue is whether the rearward motion of JFK's head after z313 could be caused by a shot from the rear causing an explosive exit wound that sent matter forward from the right front of his head.  You said that the Edgewood experiments disproved Alvarez ( ie.  disproved his contention that the explosive head wound is consistent with a shot from the rear and that, based on the laws of physics, this forward ejection of matter could explain the rearward motion of the head as recoil from that explosion).  I asked you how they that could  be the case, suggesting that there were no explosive wounds from the goats shot at Edgewood.  You seem to want to avoid the details.
Title: Re: What physics reveals about the JFK event
Post by: John Iacoletti on June 25, 2019, 08:48:17 PM
Interesting how words like 'parroting' eventually pop up in exchanges with CTers.. along with 'sheep' and 'lemmings'

If the shoe fits...