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Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
How about this?
en.wikinews.org...
It is tilting and the problem was with a CD.
SO!?
I have seen it before but I have never seen any mention of how many feet straight down it fell or how much it weighed.
If anything it implies the the towers should not have been able to crush themselves. Obviously that structure was too strong to crush itself with its own inertia even though supposedly analyzed and prepared.. So how could airliners with presumably unpredicted impact points have done it?
It was the CORE that supported most of the weight of the WTC. But that just happens to be what we don't have data on. Like nothing about all of the horizontal beams.
psik
Originally posted by esdad71
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
How about this?
en.wikinews.org...
It is tilting and the problem was with a CD.
SO!?
I have seen it before but I have never seen any mention of how many feet straight down it fell or how much it weighed.
If anything it implies the the towers should not have been able to crush themselves. Obviously that structure was too strong to crush itself with its own inertia even though supposedly analyzed and prepared.. So how could airliners with presumably unpredicted impact points have done it?
It was the CORE that supported most of the weight of the WTC. But that just happens to be what we don't have data on. Like nothing about all of the horizontal beams.
psik
I was showing that explosives are not infallible. The CORE did not support most of the weight and you cannot find that anywhere because there is no data because it is not true. The inner core(columns) and the outer core were used in conjunction to support the towers. That statement itself shows that you have no idea what you are talking about. However, even if it did support 'most', then when those inner columns fail and the outer also, what held it up? The WTC was designed in a very unique way and no one will admit to that. It is a tube structure but not common.
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
OK, first, you model as it relates to 9/11 sucks. It is a 3rd grade physics model at best.
Why also are you attacking high school physics teachers? I have asked and still have not gotten it but HOW do they collapse if you all do not believe the OS?
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
You have stated that there needs to be another source of energy but you never provide anything or an even an idea. If you feel that it did not fit the laws of physics then what was the other source of energy. It does not matter how much steel or concrete since you do not include that in your model. You are stating it did not have either the stored energy or after the initiating collapse enough mass to continue to fall.
So, what do you feel added the extra energy?
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
"Showing feeling of an almost human nature...that will not do...." pink floyd....
I wanted to know your thoughts...on what brought it down...not for ammo but to understand.
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
Deal with what? Simply asking, since you disagree with the common version of the story, what you think happened that day. Why can none of you do this.
But making it stronger means adding more steel.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by psikeyhackr
But making it stronger means adding more steel.
No, it doesn't. You know that NIST report that you downloaded and copied? Well you should try and read it. Not use the search function to find magical physics words, but actually read it, word by word, sentence by sentence, paragraph by paragraph and page by page. The answers you seek, assuming you have any clue what you are seeking, are probably in there.
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by psikeyhackr
Deal with what? Simply asking, since you disagree with the common version of the story, what you think happened that day. Why can none of you do this.
Why can't you build a physical model that can completely collapse?
It is not my fault that you think rhetorical bullsh# is more important than physics.
You presume that you can use words to recreate your delusions in other people's minds.
Physics is incapable of caring about words or delusions.
www.youtube.com...
Just ask the NASA scientist Ryan Mackey.
psik
Originally posted by esdad71
Because today we have computers that can do it for you.
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by ANOK
That is your opinion and not a fact.
If that is true, then you are stating that all computer models should not be used for anything. Do you realize how ignorant that is?
Originally posted by wmd_2008
ANOK as for computer models being wrong, they run tried and tested formulas that engineers use EVERYDAY but at a greatly accelerated speed THATS ALL.
ANOK - Computers can only tell us what we already know, and you can make them say anything depending on the human input. Computer models are not really reliable, especially when it is used to claim something that is questionable in the first place.
Physical models are still the way to go for real analysis.
Experiments were also done to evaluate how much sway occupants could tolerate. Subjects were recruited for "free eye exams," while the real purpose of the experiment was to subject them to simulated building sway and find out how much they could comfortably tolerate.[58] Many subjects did not respond well, experiencing dizziness and other ill effects. One of the chief engineers Leslie Robertson worked with Canadian engineer Alan G. Davenport to develop viscoelastic dampers to absorb some of the sway. These viscoelastic dampers, used throughout the structures at the joints between floor trusses and perimeter columns, along with some other structural modifications reduced the building sway to an acceptable level
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by ANOK
Do you remember what you write?
There are thousands of applications for computers in engineering but you are pushing it aside. If you truly think a physical model is better, it is an opinion once again and not a fact. Have you ever used any type of modeling software to see exactly what can be accomplished?
The WTC used models in wind tunnel testing and after that testing, the design was modified to include the viscoelastic damper or 'bumpers' to decrease the sway since people were becoming sick in testing the design.
Experiments were also done to evaluate how much sway occupants could tolerate. Subjects were recruited for "free eye exams," while the real purpose of the experiment was to subject them to simulated building sway and find out how much they could comfortably tolerate.[58] Many subjects did not respond well, experiencing dizziness and other ill effects. One of the chief engineers Leslie Robertson worked with Canadian engineer Alan G. Davenport to develop viscoelastic dampers to absorb some of the sway. These viscoelastic dampers, used throughout the structures at the joints between floor trusses and perimeter columns, along with some other structural modifications reduced the building sway to an acceptable level
Also, we got the go ahead for a debate so please start to finalize the topic.