jaydeehess
Penultimate Amazing
Progression of understanding time then.
I watched the live event of 9/11 on TV. At the time I was in a crew tasdked with moving a cable TV head end and we had already disassembled one of two dishes for the move. That meant the town had only about 20 channels working on cable. Called the boss who said to wait and go back to finishing it starting at noon.
When the south Tower went down, although I was sreaming "NO!" in my mind, I knew it was really happening. My first thought was "how many people got out in time". I knew then, in an undetailed way, that the dynamic load , having not been lowered by mass ejections, was what drove collapse to the ground. Never even considered bombs.
Was posting on the Blackvault then. One poster commented on bombs in the towers and that started my journey in this arena. From BV to Pravda English, through Physics forum and then to Pilots For 9/11 Truth, where I was called a government loyalist and a plant from the govt loyalist website. Finally, after many entreaties to state with they were talking about, I ended up here. Yes, I found JREF because Rob Balsamo informed me of it being the bane of his existence, a point I find rather ironic.
WRT Bazant, the first paper I read he had calculated that floor loading was 30+ times greater than required to fail the floor. He made it clear that with such a margin, that his simplifications of such an event would not change the fact that floor overloading would collapse the structure. I had no problem deducing ( since he came right out and said it) that this was a simplification of a collapse mechanism.
Next Bazant paper I read wasa best case limit of all the dynamic loading being an axial load on the column tops of a lower block. Again, I had no problem deducing that this was even less "real" than the previous paper since it was patently ridiculous to expect all that load to be taken on by the columns.
Both however gave some flesh to my original thought that dynamic forces built due to added mass and velocity and that mass ejections could not reduce dynamic overloading to the point that collapse could arrest.
When Verniage was introduced I did understand that Bazant's math was confirmed, placing an enormous overload on columns would collapse a structure. Yet just how this applied to the towers, I was confused as to how that occurred. Perhaps on columns already having some vertical separation due to aircraft severing.
When "pancake" was introduced I saw the relevance, learned about Euler buckling but understood that the PBS graphic and the term,"pancakeing" were no t very accurate.
Skip ahead, skip ahead, past therm?the, nukes, no planes/fake planes/substituted planes, CiT idiocy, WTC "smoking gun" and free fax=CD nonsense, and here I am.
I watched the live event of 9/11 on TV. At the time I was in a crew tasdked with moving a cable TV head end and we had already disassembled one of two dishes for the move. That meant the town had only about 20 channels working on cable. Called the boss who said to wait and go back to finishing it starting at noon.
When the south Tower went down, although I was sreaming "NO!" in my mind, I knew it was really happening. My first thought was "how many people got out in time". I knew then, in an undetailed way, that the dynamic load , having not been lowered by mass ejections, was what drove collapse to the ground. Never even considered bombs.
Was posting on the Blackvault then. One poster commented on bombs in the towers and that started my journey in this arena. From BV to Pravda English, through Physics forum and then to Pilots For 9/11 Truth, where I was called a government loyalist and a plant from the govt loyalist website. Finally, after many entreaties to state with they were talking about, I ended up here. Yes, I found JREF because Rob Balsamo informed me of it being the bane of his existence, a point I find rather ironic.
WRT Bazant, the first paper I read he had calculated that floor loading was 30+ times greater than required to fail the floor. He made it clear that with such a margin, that his simplifications of such an event would not change the fact that floor overloading would collapse the structure. I had no problem deducing ( since he came right out and said it) that this was a simplification of a collapse mechanism.
Next Bazant paper I read wasa best case limit of all the dynamic loading being an axial load on the column tops of a lower block. Again, I had no problem deducing that this was even less "real" than the previous paper since it was patently ridiculous to expect all that load to be taken on by the columns.
Both however gave some flesh to my original thought that dynamic forces built due to added mass and velocity and that mass ejections could not reduce dynamic overloading to the point that collapse could arrest.
When Verniage was introduced I did understand that Bazant's math was confirmed, placing an enormous overload on columns would collapse a structure. Yet just how this applied to the towers, I was confused as to how that occurred. Perhaps on columns already having some vertical separation due to aircraft severing.
When "pancake" was introduced I saw the relevance, learned about Euler buckling but understood that the PBS graphic and the term,"pancakeing" were no t very accurate.
Skip ahead, skip ahead, past therm?the, nukes, no planes/fake planes/substituted planes, CiT idiocy, WTC "smoking gun" and free fax=CD nonsense, and here I am.
