It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by cashlink
And the steel is being blasted away from the building.
Originally posted by amfirst
And a mountain is not a building. Don't try to take my words out of context. Not what I meant.
Originally posted by amfirst
The plane that size would have taken anything down to rubbles.
Originally posted by amfirst
It's like throwing a ball against the wall wouldn't it bounce back?
The top floors hit the bottom floors, so of course there will be debris going back up. But then again, it will bounce back because the building is falling downwards, so the best exit will be towards the sides. Does anyone understand what I mean?
Originally posted by devildog832916
Well, we all know that if Rosie doesn't eat regularly she gets these crazy thoughts. Fire does melt steel, I mean what do you think they use to melt it in the first place.
The only thing I agree with is that the buildings fell awful neat.
Originally posted by amfirst
It's like throwing a ball against the wall wouldn't it bounce back?
The top floors hit the bottom floors, so of course there will be debris going back up. But then again, it will bounce back because the building is falling downwards, so the best exit will be towards the sides. Does anyone understand what I mean?
Originally posted by amfirst
A example would be...hmmm...a karate master and two pieces of wood. Lets just say that his hand is the upper floors of the tower and the wood is the floors below. The force of his karate chop is strong enough to go through the two pieces of wood at impact. The impact will decelerate his hand, but it will be too late.
Originally posted by jtma508
We're all a bunch of arm-chair amateurs. What do we know. I would encourage anyone who hasn't to visit this link. These are experts and high-ranking officials from virtually every angle of the 9/11 event. See what they say before putting much weight in some anonymous poster.
Originally posted by amfirst
As for the debris shooting out. That's what happens in a collision. There are forces pushing downward and forces pushing upwards at the collision point, so therefore the easiest exist for the force to bounce back is to the sides and down. That's why you see debris falling to the sides because there are not enough room for all the debris to go down at the same time. There is a resistance force. In a severe car accident you don't see the vehicle mangle in one area, you see parts of the car all over the street.
Yes, I do know something about physics. I happen to pass my AP Honors physics exam. Thank you.
Originally posted by amfirst
In a control demolition the drop is a lot cleaner than the twin towers.
People claim the drop of the towers are perfect? Just look at that picture, that's a collision, it's not perfect drop. Way too messy to be a control demolition.