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Originally posted by ReptileRipper
Originally posted by -PLB-
reply to post by ReptileRipper
1) Damage from plane impact
2) Weakening of steel from fire
3) Uneven redistribution of loads
4) Read NIST for more information
1) Damage to core from plane impact .... MINIMUM
2) Weakening of steel from fire ...............IMPOSSIBLE
3) Uneven redistribution of loads ............DONT BE FOOLISH
4) Read NIST for more information ........ *sigh*
NIST missed out alot of evidence and openly admitted they didnt even look for evidence of explosives.
The steel was destroyed so no real investigation could take place .. and thats a crime too.
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by ANOK
Too bad the dust so thoroughly obscured the collapse sequence.
How could so much dust be exploding from the tops of the buildings at the very beginning of the collapse?
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by wmd_2008
The contents you listed would not have burst into fine dust so thoroughly, and so immediately. Closeups of the collapse show nothing but the building structural components and dust. There should also be visible office contents, plumbing fixtures, elevators, refrigerators, mainframe computers, etc.
Originally posted by -PLB-
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by wmd_2008
The contents you listed would not have burst into fine dust so thoroughly, and so immediately. Closeups of the collapse show nothing but the building structural components and dust. There should also be visible office contents, plumbing fixtures, elevators, refrigerators, mainframe computers, etc.
How did you determine what would and would not have happened? How do you know that the listed contents do not result in the dust we can observe on video? And what according to you did cause the dust and what evidence do you have to support that theory?
Originally posted by Tower7WTF
Fire proofed steel frame high rises dont collapse due to fire.
But thats just my opinion
My opinion is that steel frame high rises can collapse due to fire. I don't know of any reason, rule or law that prevents this from happening.
Originally posted by -PLB-
reply to post by septic
Ok. But realize that expectation is not a very good advisor. It is usual in science to expect something, then do an experiment and turn out to be wrong. In this particular case actual building collapses show that production of dust clouds is to be expected. So I seems to me its time to adjust your expectations. (unless you have a good argument why your expectations are correct)
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by ANOK
Too bad the dust so thoroughly obscured the collapse sequence.
How could so much dust be exploding from the tops of the buildings at the very beginning of the collapse?
Well it's been listed before so let's list it again for the hard of learning all of the following could have caused dust.
Thousands of sq mtrs of sheetrock
The sprayed on fire protection
Paint
The dust that would have gathered over the years in lift shafts and other spaces.
Also concrete dust from the impacts
Do you now think you can retain that information?
Originally posted by septic
It should be obvious then that the core which was holding the antenna must have been blown first, as would occur with any demolition.
The dust I was referring to was that which cascaded down as soon as the top section collapsed. It seems like an inordinately huge amount.
Originally posted by -PLB-
reply to post by septic
Ok. But realize that expectation is not a very good advisor. It is usual in science to expect something, then do an experiment and turn out to be wrong. In this particular case actual building collapses show that production of dust clouds is to be expected. So I seems to me its time to adjust your expectations. (unless you have a good argument why your expectations are correct)
Originally posted by ANOK
I hear ya, sorry mate I misunderstood your point. Sometimes it's hard to tell if a post is supporting the OS, or controlled demo. I thought the former with your post for some reason. I now see my mistake.
I thought you were trying to say, how can I tell when is it obscured by dust, a point OSers have tried to used in the past. Yes you are right that is a huge amount of dust when the collapse starts, it was all sheetrock you know lol?
Originally posted by ANOK
LOL do you really think there was that much sheetrock, paint (?lol), to make all that dust that covered lower Manhattan?
Originally posted by ANOK
Says the person who expects the concrete floors to stay whole while crushing other floors and office furniture, aluminum, iron, body parts, etc., etc., ect...
Get real, the dust was full of concrete, the floors were not piled up in the footprints. You keep asking if I can do maths, well I can do this one 2+2. Can you?
the Concorde could not crash. Until it did.