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The point of the story? Surprised to see them both fall down in such a vertically correct way. As it was planned. Who did it? Well, if you read my other threads you know where I stand. But I don't want to make this thread about WHO; but about the chance of both of them falling after getting hit by small planes. Discuss.
lenght: 159 ft 2 in
(48.5 m)
wingspan: 156 ft 1 in
(47.6 m)
max wt: 315,000 lb (767-200)
(142,880 kg)
395,000 lb (767-200er)
(179,170 kg)
Originally posted by thedman
As for falling straight down - its called gravity and its the law (of physics).....
Originally posted by Incarnated
*rant*
Originally posted by jmt18325
reply to post by aecreate
The buildings were built to take the force of an impact. They were not built to withstand the fire that followed. All possible conspiracies have been debunked. I did not expect the buildings to fall, but they did. They fell because an evil man attacked the US. Plain and simple.
Originally posted by Incarnated
Like your knees giving out, the bulidings droped within themselves. When you're knees give out on you, you don't tumble unless you are in motion, if you are standing still and upright you go strate down like a ton of bricks., and that's what happened with the beams of the building, once One started to buckel, they all could no longer suport and crunch.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by aecreate
Its called difference between static and dynamic loads - buildings are
designed to resist static loads, that is non moving forces. Can
demonstrate this by placing heavy weight (brick, bowling ball, etc) on
foot. Comfy? Now pick it up and drop from waist height. Feel the
difference in forces? Now image hundreds of thousands of tons of
building above the failure point falling down. On impact with floor below
will overload the supports and cause it to collapse adding its mass to
the falling mass. Will continue until some force sufficent to resist it -
in this the case the ground.