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Originally posted by Duhh
Your talking about creating a vacuum.Correct?How would that even be possible when there was atleast an 18 story whole in the side of the building? Please tell me you have a theory on this.
Originally posted by Duhh
Love to see your proof on the physics.Dr Jones I presume.
Originally posted by ANOK
I know enough about physics to understand damage to part of a building does not cause symmetrical global collapse of the whole building, no matter how you like to spin it.
Originally posted by ANOK
Even if there was a huge 18 or 20 story hole in one side, it would not cause undamaged columns to fail. If it did then buildings 5 and 6 would have collapsed also, and long before 7 did. The Oklahoma building would have collapsed. The WTC would have collapsed in 93. That building in Madrid would have collapsed.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
This is not a question of physics, it is a question of engineering.
Different buildings, different designs, different construction methods, different damages, etc. Physics has nothing to do with those issues, now does it?