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Originally posted by bsbray11
Does it have anything to do with this?:
Originally posted by billybob
i love how it shears in two places.
It snapped due to weight and loss of rigidity.
Originally posted by esdad71
It snapped due to weight and loss of rigidity. Why is that ROFL? this is not new at all and I have linked it many times. What is wrong with the explnation?
Originally posted by billybob
Originally posted by esdad71
It snapped due to weight and loss of rigidity. Why is that ROFL? this is not new at all and I have linked it many times. What is wrong with the explnation?
since when do things 'snap' when they LOSE rigidity?
Originally posted by VicRH
I think the whole thing is a joke. Get this, he says 'we validated our models by comparing them to video'.. um OK so basically they were trying to make a model of the video, rather than a model that takes onboard the correct physical properties of the building. I guess if someone makes a model of the collapse inside a computer than its proof, right? LOL.. If anything, the computer makes it easier to fake.
Why didn't they run a whole bunch of different models including a scenario that simulates explosives, was that out of the question? Surely that could help debunk the CD theory? IMO what it looks like is they just done their best to make their model fit the official story as closely as they could, rather than making an accurate model that explains the collapse.
Basically it seems like their job was to explain it in a way that doesn't involve explosives!
[edit on 19-6-2007 by VicRH]
Originally posted by grassyknoll7
A computer simulation is the most accurate modeling of the collapse. Well, not really I mean a computer can do anything when you program it. See, garbage in and garbage out. Whoever controls the strings, controls the puppet.
“The tests showed that the floors were capable of considerable sagging without collapse.” (NCSTAR 1-6 page xliv, para3)
“Finding 7: All four tests demonstrated that the floor assemblies were capable of sagging without failure. The unrestrained test, which had two 0.875 in. bolts fastening the main truss to the truss seats, did not sag sufficiently to bear on the bolts.” (NCSTAR 1-6 page lxxii, para4)
“Finding 8: All four test assemblies supported their full design load under standard fire conditions for two hours without collapse.” (NCSTAR 1-6 page lxxii, para5)
NIST requests for materials that are currently pending with, or not yet located and/or
provided by organizations
• Original contract specifications for WTC towers
• Construction logs and maintenance logs for WTC 1, 2, and 7
• 9-1-1 tapes and logs, transcripts of about 500 first responder interviews (privilege claim NYC)
• Supporting documents for McKinsey & Company’s FDNY and NYPD studies
• Complete set of NYPD records identified in request lists submitted by NIST (in progress)
• Contents of aircraft (cabin furnishings, cargo, etc.) that contributed to fires (in progress)
• Descriptions of partitions and furnishings in most of the tenant spaces of WTC 2 & 7
• It is vital that this information be made available to NIST
Originally posted by Pootie
Here is a GREAT read about the modeling and NIST:
www.nistreview.org...
Those attachment points must have been super heavy duty to
rip the perimeter columns apart, rather than break. I guess they
must have done the same thing to the core columns, too. And the
cores and permiteres must have ripped apart at exactly the same
time, because once one end rips, the other end can't pull.
I wonder how the trusses pulled the columns in below the fires,
where they weren't heated. And what caused them to pull
the columns in on the south tower, where the trusses at the
opposite corner from the impact were unheated and undamaged?
And yeah, what caused the pulling force even where the trusses
were heated?
There is no explanation for the disintegration of the towers
except controlled demolition that passes the laugh test.