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Originally posted by weedwhacker
you wish to say that charges were set on the outside walls, where such activity would be readily seen by the tenants.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
....and there are several firefighters that did see the flashes associated with explosives going "up, down and around" both towers while making "popping or exploding" sounds.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
IF they saw them from outside the buildings, then that would imply that the flashes were on the outer walls, wouldn't it?
....the flashes were coming from the cores and being seen through the windows....
Originally posted by weedwhacker
To suggest that charges buried deep in the core could have been seen through the windows from the street below beggars incredulity.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
I'm not calling FFs liars, but as Humans they can be just as mistaken "eyewitnesses" as any other person.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Some things need to be cleared up in this thread, so I will attempt to do so:
Originally posted by Diplomat
The documentary that explains how the explosives were planted the weekend before...
There's no possible way the towers could have been wired for explosives in one day unless you had two very large teams in each tower. It would literally take months.
[edit on 12-3-2010 by _BoneZ_]
By the way, I downloaded this documentary the other night and played it for a friend. Before the film started he was rambling on about how jet fuel burns really hot and that was all there is to the story. After the film ended he was pretty much speechless other than saying he was "angry." lol
Originally posted by thedman
It was these fires which doomed the building
Originally posted by thedman
Dont have to melt steel to cause building to collapse
Originally posted by thedman
Don't know who is biggest losaer - you for pushing this crap or your friend for believing you
But there was molten steel and that's what you're not grasping. Office fires and kerosene don't melt steel. You as an alleged firefighter should know this.
Steel strength is reduced at high temperatures. A36 steel’s high-temperature strength and its stress-strain relationship at high temperatures are shown in Figs. 4 and 5, respectively (FEMA Report). A36 steel’s yield point lowers by nearly half at 550°C, as shown in Fig. 4 (A36 steel [6]).
The fire resistance of columns and beams can be verified by a fire test. There are two methods for fire test: one is to obtain the time of failure (fire resistance hours) through loaded heating (the loaded heat test) and
the other is to obtain the period of fire resistance from the temperature of steel materials only through At High Temperatures
heating (the heat test). The condition of failure immediately after a loaded heat test made on a column is shown in Photo 6. The proof stress of steel frames decreases with the increase of temperature, leading to the loss of the frame’s load-bearing capacity.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Diplomat
Well...hope you find the film, but in the meantime here's the de-bunk....