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Originally posted by tayzer
When the building collaspe on each other of course the air goes up, but it also has to go down.
Originally posted by tayzer
If your saying that it was a bomb, then what was the use for the plane. The goverment could just bomb the damn building and blame it on terrorist. Save the hassle.
[Btw, as the German Manager Magazine revealed in 2001, Larry Silverstein had made a fortune in his early career with the demolition of old sky-scrapers after leasing them. Silverstein leased the WTC a few weeks before 9/11. The whole WTC complex was due to be renovated thoroughly for asbestos anyway. But that would have been way too expensive. --CR]
Originally posted by justgeneric
It's not a mystery.
Originally posted by justgeneric
When you ride an elevator up to a top floor in a highrise your ears pop - because of the difference in air pressure bbetween the lower floors and the higher floors.
Lucky for me they do, and I made an A in Mechanical Physics, and i feel that i know wtf i'm talkinga bout and find the logic and simplicity that how they building collapsed is entirly possible, and not impossible like so refuse to believe othewise.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by jmanunc
Whats so hard to believe about thousands of pounds of weight suddenly falling on top of a building and completely shattering its foundation causing it collapse on top of its self?
The weight of the top causing the collapse is illogical and impossible. Can you even explain how you come up with this theory, or are you just parroting what some web site has told you? Don't they teach basic physics in school anymore?
15 floors, no matter what they weigh, is not going to crush 95 floors that are undamaged and stronger than the upper floors. Impossible!!
Also all that weight you talk about is being destroyed as the building collapses.
Nothing is stopping the debris from falling off the side, so why would it take the path of most resistance?
Gravity causes objects to take the path of least resistance, not crush through objects bellow them.
If the floors falling on top of each other caused the collapse, what bought the central core down? If the floors were still attached to the central core then the floors would not have fell. If the floors became detached then the central core would have stayed standing. The theory just doesn't work.
Look at building 2, it started to do what you would normally expect, the top portion started to topple over, then suddenly the building underneath it gave way.
The building underneath the toppling top portion was undamaged. How do you explain that? What reversed the normal physical reaction here?
But all that is irelevant when the architect of the building designed it to take multiple 707 hits. A 707 is heavier then a 757. I won't post the info cause I have posted it before and it got ignored, I wonder why?
Look it up yourself. The buildings outer core was designed like a netting so it could move in the wind in any direction and still stand. Imagine pushing a pencil through a screen door, does the whole door collapse?
[edit on 18/5/2006 by ANOK]
to me that picture doesnt even look like one of the twin towers, and if does i dont have a clue of where it happened on the building and at what time it happened.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by justgeneric
It's not a mystery.
No it isn't, they were explosive squibs.
What you're saying is not possible unless the air in the building is under pressure.
It wasn't. The air pressure in the building was the same as outside the building.
There are so many places the air would have gone, it could not have built up enough to squeeze out one or two small spots.
And how do you explain the squibs before the colapse? As in this pic of building 7...
Those were not caused by air pressure...
[edit on 18/5/2006 by ANOK]
Originally posted by justgeneric
he mystery is in how a building designed with accidental aircraft collision in mind - tested through models/simulations and yep - you guessed it - good old physics...could simply pancake to the ground. The engineers are totally baffled and rightly so.
The squibs - expected occurance in a blast such as this.
The collapses? Very unexpected and very suspicious.