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Originally posted by FDNY343
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
The wind is a SHEER FORCE on a skyscraper just like an airliner would be.
No, it most certainly is not.
Sheer force is spread over a very large area. Wind does not focus all of it's energy on a small portion of the building like an airplane crash would.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Originally posted by FDNY343
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
The wind is a SHEER FORCE on a skyscraper just like an airliner would be.
No, it most certainly is not.
Sheer force is spread over a very large area. Wind does not focus all of it's energy on a small portion of the building like an airplane crash would.
The buildings were built to withstand multiple impacts of the largest jets of the age, comparable in size to the cartoons we saw on TV. The wind sheer made those towers gigantic sails which never even swayed in heavy winds. Those towers were mad-strong.
Explain how it was staged.....
Gas leaks are a common call for fire departments, most are harmless - someone thinks smells "gas" and calls FD, We show up in big red trucks, check the area with gas meters (which is why we carry them on our trucks) , call the local utility if find anything to deal with leak
I suppose all the people in the shot are "actors" as the other nut jobs on LETS ROLL claim
Barralion Chief Joseph Pffeifer (one in white shirt with meter) - his younger brother Kevin was killed at in North Tower with his crew from Engine 33. I suppose he was an "actor" too
"mad-strong" More scientifically precise terminology. How do you test if a skyscraper is built to withstand airliner impacts? psik
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by Yankee451
Mate I don't believe the OS fairytale but that pic is of the central core..
Not the outside facade..
The plane did NOT make a neat cut out in THAT steel...
Originally posted by Yankee451
Thanks.
Agreed, they're smaller than the lobby steel; none the less, a jet wing tip can't cut it like a hot knife through butter.
Originally posted by Yankee451
911research.wtc7.net...
Accelerate that wind to over 733 FPS, and I guarantee it can.
I've seen these pictures. Is there one you want me to specifically look at?
Originally posted by Yankee451
Unless Newton's second law is wrong, I guarantee it cannot. If you really believe that, you might want to consider investing in aluminum bullets and tank shells.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Reverse the equation...what would happen to that wingtip if the building or even one segment of an exterior column was traveling at 733 FPS and hit the stationary plane?
The only tangible evidence of jets are those that were broadcast on TV and allegedly private photos and videos. All it takes is to look at the videos of the impacts to see there is no "equal and opposite" reaction at impact...the pictures of the jets didn't even slow down as they sliced through the structural steel and blew out the other side...no crumpling like an accordion, nothing bouncing off the face of it...even the wing tips and tail fins sliced into that building...impossible, therefore they are not real.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Those that show the "tridents" combining to one column demonstrate the thickness of the steel.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Conclusion: If the OP is looking for 2-3 good scientific starting points, I recommend starting with Newton.
As the diagram and photograph illustrate, the perimeter wall structures were assembled from pre-fabricated units consisting of 3 column sections and 3 spandrel plate sections welded together. Adjacent units were bolted together: column sections were bolted to adjacent columns above and below, and spandrel plate sections were mated with adjacent sections on either side with numerous
Originally posted by FDNY343
Water can cut steel if you accelerate it to a fast enough velocity. Are you saying that Newton's second law doesn't apply? Water is MUCH softer than aluminum, and yet, it can cut steel.
The key to cutting metal with water is to keep the spray coherent. Waterjets are able to cut because the spray is channeled through a very narrow jeweled nozzle at a very high pressure to keep the spray coherent.
You cannot SEE an "equal and opposite reaction" because it is occuring INSIDE the building due to the velocity.
Please show your math showing that it would be impossible. Remember, the jet has a cumulative KE of over a BILLION joules.
Not that it would be applied correctly, but good luck.
Originally posted by FDNY343
Originally posted by zimishey
yes. I am sure they wont bother with controlled demolition from now on. They will just fly planes into buildings lol
MUCH more effective. You even get free ones coming down within the vicinity. Just set some floors on fire and capoooosh... Miraculous ahhhhhhhhhh
Yeah, except for all the variables that must be accurately accounted for.
You know, like material, fire progression, ventilation, wind direction, speed, time of burn, window breakage(which causes more ventilation) etc. etc. etc.
Which means any object it hits also gives back an equal force of a 'BILLION joules'
Originally posted by ANOK
There is more to how that works than just speed, you need to create pressure in a very small area. You could make ANYTHING cut through steel if you can create enough pressure with it and concentrate it in a small area.
The key to cutting metal with water is to keep the spray coherent. Waterjets are able to cut because the spray is channeled through a very narrow jeweled nozzle at a very high pressure to keep the spray coherent.
science.howstuffworks.com...
Originally posted by ANOK
OSers can not seem to grasp the principle of Newtons third law. The forces acting on the pentagon and the plane are equal regardless of the velocity of the plane. When the velocity is increased the forces on both objects is increased, equally.
Originally posted by ANOK
Which means any object it hits also gives back an equal force of a 'BILLION joules'.
Originally posted by ANOK
Well obviously not by you. If you could apply Newtons laws of motion correctly you would also be asking where the plane went.
Originally posted by bsbray11
According to you, how could realistic variations in any of those things have caused the WTC Towers to remain standing?
Those were 2 of the most robust buildings on Earth. If flying 1 plane into each one could result in such total destruction, virtually the same exact thing twice in a row, then that sounds like a pretty consistent method to me.
Originally posted by bsbray11
PS You might be interested in PE Dr. Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl's Associated Press article regarding the FEMA report and the WTC investigation. Google should still return it even though it was quickly buried and never followed up when the article came out. He tried for years to recreate FEMA's modeling of the collapses only to prove to himself that not only the WTC towers, but most NYC skyscrapers can survive planes and fire according to his modeling, and as soon as he was satisfied of this he went to the AP accusing FEMA and the ASCE of criminal cover-up. He assumed they were trying to protect some interest of the original architects or engineers in covering up some design flaw his models did not take into account, but nonetheless using their own data, one of their own engineers from the BPAT team debunked them.edit on 6-3-2011 by bsbray11 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Yankee451
"mad-strong" More scientifically precise terminology. How do you test if a skyscraper is built to withstand airliner impacts? psik
I am not an engineer, but the ones who built the towers claim they could withstand direct hits from multiple 707s.
Remember the images from 911? Jet-shaped holes! My god, they're laughing at us, man!
Aluminum doesn't trump structural steel...buildings aren't made out of aluminum for the same reason bullets aren't made out of the stuff.