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Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
I missed the titanium melting thread...magic something or other that
melts titanium??
The steel melting... what did happen to the core..its core dust from thermate.
Some parts must have disappeared... the magic core beams...
So we are at square one with low flying planes.
I got to say magic something....
Having struck the wooded hill just a mile short of Runway 11 on the western side of the Tri-State Airport in Ceredo, West Virginia, plane burst into flames and created swath of charred ground over a thousand feet long. The resulting fire burned intensely, reducing portions of the wreckage into a "powder-like substance", according the newspaper accounts of the time.
Originally posted by Valhall
No no no - Solidworks CANNOT predict the direction in which a lightpole will fall when impacted by a plane wing. It CANNOT predict what damage (or lack thereof) that will take place on impact. The only way this video was done was by manual manipulation by the user that pre-mandated the movement of impacted objects.
This is a worthless piece of obfuscation.
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Originally posted by Valhall
OMG!
[...]
Solidworks is NOT a failure, strain or movement predicting piece of software. Holy MoF...this is an egregious attempt to misuse a piece of software on the general public who doesn't know its capabilities and thereby sway opinion through what I like to refer to as "techno-babble".
No no no - Solidworks CANNOT predict the direction in which a lightpole will fall when impacted by a plane wing. It CANNOT predict what damage (or lack thereof) that will take place on impact. The only way this video was done was by manual manipulation by the user that pre-mandated the movement of impacted objects.
This is a worthless piece of obfuscation.