rockwool said:There are fire fighters on tape talking about the collapse of building 1 or 2, and where one of them says in a heavy Italian-American accent ~ "it was like it was full of explosives, they came down like boom, boom, boom, boom" while gestuculating with his hand in a decending way.
This is called pancaking. One floor lands on another floor and the connections of the bottom floor go or explode with energy...boom. This can also happen on a concrete structure. Floors are not made to withstand the dynamic load of another floor. Buildings are not designed that way. They would be way to expensive.
Building 1 & 2 were soo oversize built to handle anything mother nature could impossibly throw at them in a place like N.Y. and that was much more **** than an impact from a 757 could do. In this simulation you can clearly see how many steel columns there were just in the middle. Ad them with the surounding outer columns and you'll understand why they only moved a little on the impact and just swayed back to halt. Not like in a mega earth quake were sky scrapers sway some times for minutes...
Apples and Oranges, or rather point load vvs distributed load. Most mother nature forces rain, wind and snow are in design terms called distributed load. A plane hitting a building is considered a point load. Keep in mind core members are primarily designed to take compressive load or down loads not MASSIVE lateral point loads.
The fires weren't that hot which is prooved by all them people looking out through the holes from the plane. Go inside a building where the fire just have self died, and touch stuff or even lay down of the floor like some of them did. That can only mean low heat. Ad the massive number of massive steel columns and you'll find it rediculous.
Fires were not that hot? Most buildings are designed for a burn time of 2 hours. Most materials are rated for a 2 hour burn. But keep in mind what type of fires are we talking about with regular office fires, paper, wood, fabrics. Fuel fires burn much hotter plus on the 82 floor the fire had an unlimited amount of O2 to keep it raging, due to the 2 big holes in the building and up that high it is unconfined.
Look at the anatomy of the collapse; We've all seen buildings that have been pulled before. Them two collapses were too perfect;
They fell floor by floor all of the way down;
Yup, see my pancake response. Once a floor goes the rest will follow.The scrap columns you saw on the news were all in neat lengths not to big to be put up on a lorry.
Not the ones I saw. Maybe they were the ones they cut up so they can put them on the truck?
All these columns were protected with a special cover against fire.
That coating was gone! which could only be done by wired detonations on them;
Nope that is called spray on fireproofing and I can kick it off with my shoe. It only has a burn time of 2 hours under normal conditions (see my fire response above)
The sheer weight of the upper parts could not cause that. They were weakened far from ****in enough. Have you seen "the one inch punch" with Bruce Lee? Well, it is that type of motion energy that is needed for a collapse, or for the top to free fall for a while. Gravity + weight is not enough on them buildings. (This last part is my personal speculation so don't take it to seriously )
Yes it can! think pancake
The video footatge many of you probably have at home will show you a lot more to prove this is staged. In Plane Site is made up entirely of footage from the different networks and I remember one sceene when the second plane hit the tower where a woman said horrified "that was not an American Airline, that was not an American Airline", and when they zoomed and slowmoed that footage you could see a thingie along the belly of the plane Mmike are you reading this? that could never have been put on there on a commercial plane. When the plane was a few meters from impact something shoot out from that thing which was probably some missile to create a greater damage.
My wife was 4 blocks away and saw the second plane hit from her office window. As did a number of my friends, one who worked in one of the buildings. It was a commercial plan. Or maybe my wife is in the CIA...........cool