Why are AE911Truth & Wikipedia Censoring Information about Dr. Judy Wood?

a reply to: samkent

negative sir light weight concrete will not turn to dust any more than heavy weight concrete would.
both are enormously strong with compressive loads but not so much with tensile loads
show your math to non engineers only cos engineers will laugh at you

originally posted by: Nochzwei

originally posted by: Bedlam
a reply to: Nochzwei

It does when it's crushed. And not all of it did. But enough did to make that big cloud.

that big a cloud? not possible

Sure. You understand how the inside of that thing was done, right? You've got a sort of steel pan structure for each floor into which concrete was poured to form a floor. And the pan thing was clipped into the supports. When the heat weakened the clips, the floor structure below the break just let go, crashing down onto the next one, shearing it, then another, another and so on. You've got a LOT of concrete that's just being piledriven by the floors above, and that's where the dust mostly comes from. Although there's lots of other crap in there. Like gypsum.

originally posted by: Bedlam

originally posted by: Nochzwei

originally posted by: Bedlam
a reply to: Nochzwei

It does when it's crushed. And not all of it did. But enough did to make that big cloud.

that big a cloud? not possible

Sure. You understand how the inside of that thing was done, right? You've got a sort of steel pan structure for each floor into which concrete was poured to form a floor. And the pan thing was clipped into the supports. When the heat weakened the clips, the floor structure below the break just let go, crashing down onto the next one, shearing it, then another, another and so on. You've got a LOT of concrete that's just being piledriven by the floors above, and that's where the dust mostly comes from. Although there's lots of other crap in there. Like gypsum.

yes there was enough concrete in those towers to pave a 4 lane highway to the moon. but pile driving produces very little dust.
i doubt if any quantity survey/ inventory was done on the debris, otherwise the whole world will believe judy wood that significant part of the material just vanished. us not being aware of this magical weapon / technology does not mean it doesn't exist

a reply to: Nochzwei

Yup. Could you imagine the potential of this technology!?

The positive benefits being the important part. However, such a technology would indirectly prove how much of a farce most of our military's expenditures ( and operations ) are!

originally posted by: Nochzwei

originally posted by: pteridine

originally posted by: Nochzwei

originally posted by: Bedlam
a reply to: Nochzwei

It does when it's crushed. And not all of it did. But enough did to make that big cloud.

that big a cloud? not possible

Do you have experiences with dust clouds so that you know it is "not possible?" On what do you base your opinion?

Cause im an engineer and very well know how concrete behaves in different situations

To state that it is "not possible" based on the fact that you claim to be an engineer is unsatisfactory. Many of us are engineers and know how concrete behaves, so you are not alone. Remember also that there were many tons of drywall that were also being crushed and scattered.
You should rethink your position.

originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
a reply to: Nochzwei

Yup. Could you imagine the potential of this technology!?

The positive benefits being the important part. However, such a technology would indirectly prove how much of a farce most of our military's expenditures ( and operations ) are!

Very true.
Heck even my own anti gravity machine can be turned into a magical weapon of sorts

a reply to: Nochzwei

I cant believe people STILL get confused by the dust cloud

Ten's of thousands of sq mtrs of sheetrock also the same for the sprayed on fire protection those ALONE would create most of the dust.