It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Wrong again.
It's fine. I expected you to be completely obtuse. Fact is, and I know you don't care, I saw the plane hit the south tower from just a few blocks away. If you had been there like me you'd understand just how crazy you sound.
Originally posted by waypastvne
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by PhotonEffect
Wrong again.
It's fine. I expected you to be completely obtuse. Fact is, and I know you don't care, I saw the plane hit the south tower from just a few blocks away. If you had been there like me you'd understand just how crazy you sound.
It's pretty weird to go around pretending to be a witness. Tres creepy.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by waypastvne
What's this, a pic that shows rubble from inside the towers?
I thought all the rubble stayed in the footprints in order to maintain mass for collapse?
Or is it just concrete, and steel floor pans, that wasn't ejected away from the building?
You talk about 'truthers' not using logic, you can't even address the equal opposite reaction and momentum conservation laws, and how they would effect the collapse.
What happens when two objects collide? Check it out...
www.fearofphysics.com/Collide/collide.html
A small mass can not crush a larger mass without being more damaged itself.
Originally posted by waypastvne
It's even creepier to claim no witnesses. Thats really creepy Truther.
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by PhotonEffect
Wrong again.
It's fine. I expected you to be completely obtuse. Fact is, and I know you don't care, I saw the plane hit the south tower from just a few blocks away. If you had been there like me you'd understand just how crazy you sound.
It's pretty weird to go around pretending to be a witness. Tres creepy.
Originally posted by septic
hehe...he said Truther...
Originally posted by PhotonEffect
What's weird is how you keep insinuating that no one actually witnessed this first hand. Thousands of people were there. How do you resolve that in your mind, just out of curiosity.
Originally posted by PhotonEffect
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by PhotonEffect
Wrong again.
It's fine. I expected you to be completely obtuse. Fact is, and I know you don't care, I saw the plane hit the south tower from just a few blocks away. If you had been there like me you'd understand just how crazy you sound.
It's pretty weird to go around pretending to be a witness. Tres creepy.
What's weird is how you keep insinuating that no one actually witnessed this first hand. Thousands of people were there. How do you resolve that in your mind, just out of curiosity.
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by waypastvne
Whatever it is, it doesn't override physics.
Originally posted by waypastvne
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by waypastvne
Whatever it is, it doesn't override physics.
Actually this photo shows perfectly the physics involved. It shows the downrange spread of body fragments and plane parts. Its real world physics Truther.
edit on 29-10-2011 by waypastvne because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by septic
Yes, because like we saw on TV, it really, really IS possible to have a jet cut through a steel building without slowing down.
Are you afraid you'll have to put two and two together if you admit the obvious?
Originally posted by septic
Yes, because like we saw on TV, it really, really IS possible to have a jet cut through a steel building without slowing down.
Are you afraid you'll have to put two and two together if you admit the obvious?
Originally posted by waypastvne
At 800 feet per second yes it's really really possible. 1/4" of mild steel is nothing in comparison to the wing spars backed up by the mass of the fuel. Sorry Truther real world physics beats truther physics every time.
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by Varemia
Wait...what? So physics be damned then, is that what this is? An exercise in cognitive dissonance?
Weren't you going to tell me about how great the MIT paper's models were? I don't think you've read that paper, by the way.
Originally posted by septic
Wait...what? So physics be damned then, is that what this is? An exercise in cognitive dissonance?
Weren't you going to tell me about how great the MIT paper's models were? I don't think you've read that paper, by the way.
Originally posted by Varemia
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by Varemia
Wait...what? So physics be damned then, is that what this is? An exercise in cognitive dissonance?
Weren't you going to tell me about how great the MIT paper's models were? I don't think you've read that paper, by the way.
I'm not qualified to dissect the paper, but from my very basic understanding, it makes sense.
YOU haven't dissected it either, which I assume means you don't have sufficient understanding to hand-wave it away like you are. This is just a great big circle-jerk.
Therefore it is not possible, at this point in time, to give any detailed account on this interaction, between the wings and outer column, with a higher degree of accuracy than our approximate engineering analysis.