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Originally posted by Vushta
Originally posted by ANOK
You keep fortgetting Vushta this was not a conventional demo job.
In a conventional demo job they don't have to hide the fact that it is a controlled demo
Thats a good point but how was this done? In a conventional demo the smallest amount of explosives is used. How could less have been used?
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by Vushta
Originally posted by ANOK
You keep fortgetting Vushta this was not a conventional demo job.
In a conventional demo job they don't have to hide the fact that it is a controlled demo
Thats a good point but how was this done? In a conventional demo the smallest amount of explosives is used. How could less have been used?
hehe this is the most common contradiction from you official story peddlers...
How could less have been used? I thought you were under the impression we didn't need any explosives at all? But then you tell us it would have required a full compliment of explosives on every floor for it to collapse?...It's funny how you guys keep tripping up on this one.
Plane crash + Fires = Collapse
I think it's pretty much proved this couldn't happen, sorry...
Plane crash + Fires + Explosives on a few key points in the building. Basement/Foundations, and maybe every 10 floors. I can't say for sure, obviously, but it's just a suggestion for discussion.
Really if you think it was only fire and damage that bought them down then you have to agree it would not have taken as much explosives as you all try to claim.
Which you obviously will, because you want your argument to be as hard to refute as possible, even if it means stretching reality and the truth along with it
Originally posted by ANOK
hehe this is the most common contradiction from you official story peddlers...
Originally posted by Vushta
...And turn it around. If you believe that few explosives would be needed why do you think a huge explosion coupled with a 530 mph collision of many tons couldn't cause the collapse?
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by Vushta
...And turn it around. If you believe that few explosives would be needed why do you think a huge explosion coupled with a 530 mph collision of many tons couldn't cause the collapse?
Do you think that the impacts caused the collapses? Not the ensuing fires, but the collisions themselves? They were explosions alright, and they didn't cut it.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Physics was ultimately the cause in either of our opinions, Vushta. The reason why I asked was because, in your post, you equate the impacts with demolition charges, in that demolition charges would not be needed because of the high-velocity impacts.
Originally posted by bsbray11
After the initial impacts (including fireballs), the vast majority of the structure was still intact and functioning normally, even according to FEMA and NIST. Do you understand this?
Originally posted by bsbray11
No, no. The majority of the structures ON THE IMPACTED FLOORS was still intact. That's what I'm asking if you understand. This is corroborated by both NIST and FEMA.
You get that, right? That most of the structure on the impacted floors was intact and functioning properly? This is covered in FEMA 2.2.1.1 and 2.2.2.2, and NIST's computer modeling of possible core damage from impact (described around page 165 of the PDF). NIST even altered the flight paths to cause more severe damage, such as modeling Flight 175's impact as head-on, instead of indirect (as it ACTUALLY WAS), and still could only severe 10 columns, and variously damage 11 others, which, even in the most severe circumstance modeled, comes out to 21 out of the 47 columns (approx. 45%). In reality, this was likely significantly less due to the indirect impact.
So.. just to clarify..
You do understand that the majority of the structure on the impacted floors was perfectly intact after the impacts, right?
Originally posted by solgrabber
The link below provides excellent information on how much and how the explosives where taken into the WTC.
www.gieis.uni.cc...
Originally posted by Vushta
O.K. Why didn't you just say that instead of 'the majority of the structure'?
"intact" as in 'not damaged' is different than 'under normal daily loads' if thats what you mean to imply.
Loads could have easily been redistributed while the columns remained intact. And this is what obviously happened after the impacts.