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Originally posted by Insolubrious
This is a must see if you haven't, a nice little win here for the OS I'm sure, if you're prepared to accept it.
The theory is very reminiscent of that NASA guy Ryan Mackey who talks about the collapse occurring due to the columns coming off their seats and impacting with the floors, as the floors were never designed to take the load above them, only the columns where able to take the load (which to me actually makes a lot of sense).
Opinions?
Originally posted by Cassius666
There have been reports of sagging floors well before 911 and they did not collapse the building
This is very interesting. A 3d simulation showing how the plane strike removed the support for the upper floors which caused the building to pancake.
105 story building, pancaking to the ground, the debris pile must have been huge, maybe 20 or 30 stories high, OH, wait that not how tall debris pile was.
The debris pile was less than 4 stories tall. So, the weight of all that falling debris must have had the force to turn everything to dust, TOO.
Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
Blender is a 3D animation/ 3d modelling software, developed in an opensource model, by volunteers.
The software is not designed to perform physically accurate simulations of steel structures, but rather is more oriented to making animated movies and games.
The video is a test of the software's ability to animate a collapse that is lifelike in appearance. It's very cool software, but not something that we can use to debate any facet of 9/11.
Originally posted by thedman
Two - the debris filled up the basement which was 7 stories deep, Did you forget that ?
Originally posted by smurfy
In effect there were two collapses, first the perimeter, then the core.