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Originally posted by pshea38
reply to post by NuminousCosmos
LOL. Have you read how ridiculous how some those names sound!
How easy is it to generate 3,000 names?
And that post of yours is supposed to prove the existence of real people behind the letters?
You are obviously not familiar with the Vicsim Report-Simulated victims of 9/11.
Google it! You might find it interesting!
Otherwise cast an eye over this research:
www.cluesforum.info
I expect to hear from you in about a week. Otherwise you are not genuine.
(which I don't believe you are anyway. You joined after another like worded and minded
poster last posted.)
Originally posted by pshea38
reply to post by DrEugeneFixer
Where can these 2x110 floors be found in photos of the WTC rubble DR.?
No wriggling please.
Originally posted by pshea38
Where can these 2x110 floors be found in photos of the WTC rubble DR.?
No wriggling please.
Originally posted by Illustronic
I saw the trade centers go up in 1973, one about ten floors higher than the other. Those calling others stupid or lacking in research are blowing gas, the fact is the floors are necessary to link the outer shell construction method (never done anywhere near this scale then, before, or after), with the core. The outer shell prefab sections were about two stories tall, fact is the construction couldn't rise outside of the core with the floors more than a story below the outer shell. Core would rise 3 to maybe 10 stories higher than the floors.
The construction is similar to the concept of the floors acting as 'suspension bridges' to link the combined strength of the outer shell and core. Fact is the towers couldn't support their weight with the core alone, or outer shell alone, and the floors are the critical link, take out enough of any one of those three components and you set the building in motion. Buildings are designed to hold stagnant vertical mass, not mass in motion, or imbalanced.
This design afforded the towers to have the largest unobstructed rentable floor space than any other skyscraper ever built. Jeez! this was discussed over ten years ago.
Thats what research will reveal.
Originally posted by pshea38
Where can these 2x110 floors be found in photos of the WTC rubble DR.?
No wriggling please.
Volume of one tower: 1.65 million cubic meters (Dimensions: 415 and 417 meters high by 63 meters square).
Steel in one tower: 100,000 tons = 12,700 cubic meters
Concrete in one tower: 390,000 tons = 163,000 cubic meters
The concrete in the towers weighed about four times as much as the steel and occupied over twelve times as much volume.
Actually, a lot of the concrete in the World Trade Center was in the base. (In the) floors were about 8 cm thick and supported by steel sheets and a truss system, so the actual amount in the towers was quite a bit less.
Mass of one tower: most people use 500,000 tons, a few use 600,000. The mass of concrete and steel above (ground) comes to 490,000 tons and doesn't count elevators, plumbing, utilities, windows and so on. 600,000 is probably closer to the mark, especially if we count internal walls and furnishings.
Bulk density of a tower: If we assume 500,000 tons, 303 kg/cubic meter. If we assume 600,000, 363 kg/cubic meter. The bulk density is about one third that of water. Seal the holes and put them in water, and they would float.
(Ever wonder how loaded barges float?)
Volume of building materials in a tower: 163,000 cubic meters of concrete, plus 12,700 cubic meters of steel = 175,700 cubic meters. Add windows, elevators, and interior fittings and it's probably around 200,000 cubic meters per tower.
If the volume of building materials was 200,000 cubic meters and the total volume of a tower was 1.65 million cubic meters, then building materials occupied 12% of the volume of the tower. 88% of the tower was air. That's what buildings are for - to enclose the largest open space with the least material.
Originally posted by PedoBear
reply to post by homervb
What about the WTC 7? it collapsed in 5 seconds there were controllable flames that brought down the tower?
Originally posted by PedoBear
reply to post by homervb
it collapsed in 5 seconds there were controllable flames that brought down the tower?
What about the WTC 7? it collapsed in 5 seconds there were controllable flames that brought down the tower?