[Hal1950]

"No, I can't explain why. Can you?"

Swordmaker says that the huge fireball explosion took place (1) at 7,0000 feet, and (2) at approximately 8:31:40, twenty-eight seconds after the initial event. Yet, most of witnesses appear to have seen the fiery streak only moments before the huge fireball explosion - which followed almost immediately at the place where the fiery streak ended.

In short, that was the birth of the missile shootdown theory.

[tpaine]

So? --- Obviously, you think you've made a point, but what is it?
Are you trying to claim that what the pilots saw at 7,000 ft somehow ~proves~ that the taped 'streak of light', as seen by hundreds of other eyewitnesses, did not happen?

I see no such proof from the pilots credible eywitness testimony; -- in fact, it makes the incident even more complicated. -- Did the Report address or explain their 7000' explosion?