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Originally posted by kuhl
you read the forum alot and yet you only just join....oh and thanks for the tea.
Originally posted by Identified
Looks like any other 47 storey building who has suffered structural damage to one side, buckles and collapses.
Originally posted by Identified
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
Originally posted by Identified
Looks like any other 47 storey building who has suffered structural damage to one side, buckles and collapses.
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
Originally posted by kuhl
well now your IDENTIFIED butm your posts are uninformative.
Originally posted by Argos
Hey people back again! I'm reading through from page 13 where i left it at 6:30 this morning uk time. Can anyone give me a quick summary/review of where were upto with this?
Originally posted by Identified
Looks like any other 47 storey building who has suffered structural damage to one side, buckles and collapses.
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
Originally posted by freakyty
Originally posted by Identified
Looks like any other 47 storey building who has suffered structural damage to one side, buckles and collapses.
Please provide an example of a building suffering structural damage and then completely collapsing into a pile of rubble.
Originally posted by Identified
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
This is just plain incorrect. When a building is demolished using explosives, the explosive force actually creates a vaccuum within the building, thus actually pulling down the building.
Why are you working so hard to spread your silly dis-information?
Originally posted by freakyty
Originally posted by Identified
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
This is just plain incorrect. When a building is demolished using explosives, the explosive force actually creates a vaccuum within the building, thus actually pulling down the building.
Why are you working so hard to spread your silly dis-information?
Originally posted by Argos
Hey people back again! I'm reading through from page 13 where i left it at 6:30 this morning uk time. Can anyone give me a quick summary/review of where were upto with this?
Originally posted by timeless test
Well, we've kicked it around a fair bit, everyones's been really nice to each other and we've come to the conclusion that it was a really silly reporting error after all.
Hope this helps.
Originally posted by timeless test
Well, we've kicked it around a fair bit, everyones's been really nice to each other and we've come to the conclusion that it was a really silly reporting error after all.
Hope this helps.
Originally posted by Koka
Originally posted by Identified
Looks like any other 47 storey building who has suffered structural damage to one side, buckles and collapses.
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
Where I may agree with how the BBC made an epic error, they still have to answer for their source(s). If not, divulge the source, and explain their error.
As for how the building came down is not what this thread is about, you either believe it collapsed or it was demolished.
I sway on demolished cos' it looks like a duck.
The source is the key.
[edit on 27-2-2007 by Koka]