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Bending spoons with awesome comparisons, side is hurting again
Are we talking about a steel beam from the core? And in case we are, what are the odds for such a piece to make it's way through the exterior/ debris into an adjacent building? Care to elaborate?
And of course, we have wreckage of United 175.
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: waypastvne
Why do I even bother when the opposition can't even keep
the context clearly in mind?
That was just as incompetent as it was ignorant.
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: randyvs
No fires,...
no airplanes...
Plane wreckage found in New York alley is from 9/11 jet, Boeing confirms
A rusted piece of landing gear discovered wedged between a mosque and an apartment building in New York has been confirmed by Boeing as coming from the type of jet used in the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center.
www.theguardian.com...
and not in it's own footprint, of course.
When the magnitude and duration of the quake are considered, the performance as a whole of the one million structures in the city was very good.
911research.wtc7.net...
I can't see why earthquakes should be relevant at all. That example you brought up didn't collapse into it's footprint, did it?
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
And yes, Nist was unable to dislodge fireproofing from steel with the shotgun-test. Fun-fact, but please - go ahead!
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
And yes, Nist was unable to dislodge fireproofing from steel with the shotgun-test. Fun-fact, but please - go ahead!
... that's a hell lot of fireproofing in the dust. As if all that asbestos was blown out en masse. Here is the thing: if it was ripped from the steel cores during the impact... why should it still be found abundantly after the buildings collapsed, which effectively brought big chunks of concrete on top of it? Correct, another sign for more explosions during collapse.