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originally posted by: BlackboxInquiry
Preaching to the choir here I'm afraid.
I've been saying this since I watched them over and over and over and over again on news stations the day of and the many months after.
Brought down by fire my @$$.
Anyone who believes that needs to study building demolition, specifically controlled demolitions.
Wouldn't hurt to also check out other buildings that have been struck by aircraft and the damages they suffered. Not one that I've found has even partially collapsed from an aircraft crashing into it.
The melting point of the construction-grade steel girders is 2,795 degrees, well beyond what jet fuel and the associated things being burnt in it's path could possibly heat the steel to.
Jet fuel cannot burn hot enough to melt steel. Well, to be exact, construction-grade steel melts at 2795 degrees Fahrenheit. That's a proven fact, as can be seen from the website: www.chemicalelements.com...
Video on one explanation: www.youtube.com...
Plus if a plane hit that far up, the building would have toppled, not fell straight down like in a demolition...so many people buy that bull$h!t theory...I guess the fluoride in the water is really starting to work along side our failing education system.
Oh, and during clean up, DAYS after the 'crash' there was *still* molten steel in the bottom floors....do the math over 2700 degrees, and held for *how* long?
Right, jet fuel. Whatever.
*rolls eyes*
Sorry for ranting - just so sick of people claiming 1+1 = 3,451 to the quintupled power by the root of 37.
originally posted by: irishhaf
Question for those saying controlled demolition...
Wireless or wired?
My understanding is the people that bring down buildings for a living use wired because it is the safest and most reliable way to do so, circa 2001 honestly don't know now.
If it was wireless how was it secured? If it was wired... Where/when did they wire it...
Answer these questions and I'll be converted.
a reply to: Blackmarketeer
originally posted by: BlackboxInquiry
Wouldn't hurt to also check out other buildings that have been struck by aircraft and the damages they suffered.
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Kromlech
lol. That footage is unique to that video. If flashes were visible they would have been visible in in more than just that YouTube. Which they aren't.
originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
originally posted by: irishhaf
Question for those saying controlled demolition...
Wireless or wired?
My understanding is the people that bring down buildings for a living use wired because it is the safest and most reliable way to do so, circa 2001 honestly don't know now.
If it was wireless how was it secured? If it was wired... Where/when did they wire it...
Answer these questions and I'll be converted.
For WTC7 they only had to wire 27 structural columns. Below is an image of the aftermath of the WTC collapse, showing a column cut at a angle identical to how demolition experts wire charges.
After 911 the government rushed in and removed all of the steel from the site and had it recycled - before any analysis could be done to determine just why the buildings came down!
WTC Steel Removal
The Expeditious Destruction of the Evidence at Ground Zero
Explosive flash WTC 7
Any way, beams at the bottom were cut during debris removal by thermal lance. You can see the slag in the beginning of this video on that very same beam…
The above image raises a question regarding the debunkers claim this column was cut by cleanup crews -
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Blackmarketeer
The above image raises a question regarding the debunkers claim this column was cut by cleanup crews -
You didn't answer my previous question. How do beams in the basement (cut however, whenever) figure into top down collapse?
Are you willfully ignoring that question? Or just in denial…
A pic of beams cut at the bottom fails to explain the start of the collapse where the planes hit.
originally posted by: reldraI watched it happen live. The heat of the jet fuel can do this. You need an engineering degree, not just common sense.
originally posted by: MisterSpock
How would you explain the cut beam at the bottom of the building in the picture taken prior to cleanup?
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: MisterSpock
How would you explain the cut beam at the bottom of the building in the picture taken prior to cleanup?
It was NOT done prior to cleanup....