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It should tip you off that a Professor of Structural Engineering couldn't answer my question, not to mention one that's been studying the collapses since they occured. But more power to you if you think you're one up on this guy.
Btw, all of it was lost. Goes without saying, a lot of inertia. Tilted out about 17 degrees in roughly 2 seconds, accelerating as it moved outwards. Then it just stopped.
Originally posted by Vushta
ooohh!...so 'sciencey' sounding.
So whats your point?
PS - My emails to Mr. Astaneh-Asl in no way indicated that I did not follow the "official story". They were short and simple. "What happened to the angular momentum?" "Never looked into it. Couldn't tell you."
Originally posted by Vushta
How are you arriving at the conclusion that the way the 'angular momentum' acted was an anomoly?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Originally posted by Vushta
How are you arriving at the conclusion that the way the 'angular momentum' acted was an anomoly?
Because Vushta, the rotational inertia would need to be stopped by some other force and there was no force to stop it. There WAS HOWEVER some sort of force that PULVERIZED IT TO DUST.
An object in motion... Nevermind. You apparently have no education.
Originally posted by Vushta
You're making the assumption that there were no other forces involved.
What are you basing this in?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
BACK TO THE POINT OF THIS THREAD...
Why will the NIST not answer to ANY of this?
911research.wtc7.net...
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
BACK TO THE POINT OF THIS THREAD...
Why will the NIST not answer to ANY of this?
911research.wtc7.net...
I refer you to my post where I very clearly laid out why they won't answer to it. It's pretty straightforward.
As I said, write your own document disproving theirs.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Nope. I said everything I wanted to say in those 20,000 pages. I don't need to answer questions.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Nope. Again, I already said everything I had to say. Plus, if I start debating everyone who disagrees with the report I will never get anything else done. Just like if I started talking with everyone who agreed to the report I would never get anything done.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Not to mention that it will set precedent that I am willing to debate resolved issues with people who don't agree with it, thereby setting things up for me to never be able to feel comfortable with filing a report.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Yep. And not only they believe. It's the way that it is. Do you have to talk with every person and explain every aspect of your job to just anyone? I know that I don't.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Can't speak for them, but I would say personally, again, everything I had to say I said in the 20,000 page report. If you disagree with my findings, rather than just challenging them, why don't you do your own research as I did and publish your own 20,000 page report? It is always easier to criticise than to do.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Nope. You don't "deserve" anything.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Again, I said everything I had to say in that 20,000 page report. All of your questions should be answered. If they aren't answered, well, you are free to do your own research.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Those are my answers if I were them. Although I answered in the first person I had nothing to do with the report. I was merely giving you the answers that you would be given if they deigned to reply.
Marid