mostly woodland, a hole and the ground, and 2 small sections of an airplane. Flight 93 has a wider scatter-radii than any plane crash in history. It nose-dives at 500+ mph, 'almost vaporizes' (official comment) and your argument is, 'hey, there's 2 small pieces of a plane' and my argument is: 'if that's all that's left at the 'crash' site, how does clothing land 8 miles away and an engine over 2 miles away? You say 'wind'. That's one hell of a wind that can carry a 3-tonne engine over 2 miles!