C7 said:The steel was still molten after six weeks if you believe the witness.
No, that is an absurd requirement, a diversion/denial technique.Yep, and if you believe the witness then you should be able to show how it's possible.
You are in denial so you can't figure this one out. You take each statement separately and think up a reason to deny it rather than look at them together and realize that they support each other. If there is only one witness saying something, you have to take it with a grain of salt but if there are numerous credible witnesses then you have proof beyond a reasonable doubt.Or are you saying that you believe anything that people claim to see without confirmation?
Hi Arus, how the hell are ya? So glad you stopped by to call me a liar. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.52 pages people. Its not 2006. Its 2009. C7 has been repeating the same lies since 2006
PLEASE just ignore this obvious troll.
I said "if" the top section moved to the side a little.
earlier post said:FdF said:Wrong if the top section tilted and the columns were broken then they were not. The columns did not hit square on.
C7 said:In that scenario, as many as half the exterior columns would be outside the perimeter and the weight they were carrying would not be applied to the floor below.
C7 said:According to NIST the core columns buckled. If the top section came straight down, all the weight on the core columns would be applied to the core columns below[or next to them]. If the top section tipped or buckled to the side, most of the weight would still be on[or next to] the core columns below. It is not possible for all or even most of the weight on the core columns to be applied to the floor outside the core as is required in the NIST hypothesis.
C7 said:Not straight on but in order for the columns on one side to impact the floor below inside the perimeter, the other side would have to be on the perimeter columns or outside the perimeter. There is no scenario in which the core or perimeter columns could apply most, much less all, of their weight to the floor below as is required in the NIST hypothesis.
CorrectI never brought up a horizontal movement, that was you.
Correct. They are hitting each other on an angle but they are not hitting the floor.We have aleady been talking about the top section tipping. Once it tipped enough columns would have snapped. Then the top section falls down, the columns are not nitting each other square on.
I was referring to the beginning of the collapse.You seem to be subtely changing your tune here. If the core columns did not break then how could a lot of them still be standing in the videos after the collapse front has passed?
Algebra and geometry in high school and college. I also took drafting in college. I can draw and read plans.See my drawing, did you not do maths at school?
The top section was a box, not a single piece that could be turned sideways. There's physically no way to get the top section to apply most of its weight to the intact floor below.Have you ever tipped a piece of wood to one side to fit through a gap that is too small?
Correct
C7 said:Correct. They are hitting each other on an angle but they are not hitting the floor.
C7 said:I was referring to the beginning of the collapse.
C7 said:Algebra and geometry in high school and college. I also took drafting in college. I can draw and read plans.
C7 said:The top section was a box, not a single piece that could be turned sideways. There's physically no way to get the top section to apply most of its weight to the intact floor below.
C7 said:You are not accounting for the core columns which will apply most of their weight inside the core. The top sections of both towers were only tilting a few degrees when the collapses began. Almost all the weight carried by the core columns above was applied to the core area below.
C7 said:ETA
The NIST FAQ hypothesis says the entire weight of the top section was suddenly applied the the first intact floor below and caused the floor connections to fail.
"Thus, more than the 12 to 29 floors reported above actually loaded the intact floor suddenly."
That is NOT what happened because it is physically impossible for that to happen.
No.So yet again you made a false claim.
C7 said:Correct. They are hitting each other on an angle but they are not hitting the floor.
The columns on the tilt side are outside the perimeter. Their weight, if not applied to the columns below, would be applied outside the building. The columns on the 2 sides would be applying their weight in line with the exterior wall. The columns on the high side would be applying their weight to the floor.Wrong. The perimeter columns on the side the tower tipped towards, would not have hit the columns below. Simple geometry
No.
What part of "if" don't you understand?
C7 said:In that scenario, as many as half the exterior columns would be outside the perimeter and the weight they were carrying would not be applied to the floor below.
C7 said:The columns on the tilt side are outside the perimeter. Their weight, if not applied to the columns below, would be applied outside the building. The columns on the 2 sides would be applying their weight in line with the exterior wall. The columns on the high side would be applying their weight to the floor.
C7 said:There is no scenario where all the weight of the top section can be applied to the intact floor below.
The NIST FAQ hypothesis is impossible.
Your absurd contention that only someone with a metallurgy degree can recognize molten steel ignores the fact that when someone sees partially melted steel beams and pools of molten metal it's bloody obvious that the molten metal is steel. Several witnesses said they saw beams dripping molten steel. Abolhassan Astansh saw melted girders. We don't know exactly what Richard Riggs saw but his statement is perfectly clear. You refuse to accept that and grope around for reasons to deny it. Your denial is also perfectly clear.
Yep, he's gone onto my ignore list - there's no point in even trying to put across a point he doesn't understand or blatantly ignores. 52 pages is enough for any lurker to read.52 pages people. Its not 2006. Its 2009. C7 has been repeating the same lies since 2006
PLEASE just ignore this obvious troll.
52 pages people. Its not 2006. Its 2009. C7 has been repeating the same lies since 2006
PLEASE just ignore this obvious troll.
Please provide proof that thermite would remain at 4500°F long enough to heat the thick metal columns to the same temperature.Wrong!
The molten metal was 4500[FONT="]°[/FONT]F to begin with, insulation and burning debris in the pile slowed the cooling.
Quite the contrary. You have again demonstrated that you don't understand the geometry of the drawing you posted.I thought you knew geometry? You have just proved you do not.
Actually, when the top section tilts, the top of the building is moving horizontally and the columns above the break on the tilt side are then outside the perimeter.There is no horizontal movement.
The broken end of the columns may protrude inside the building but the weight on those columns is outside the building and would be applied to the exterior columns as well as the floor.Its a arc/pendulum movement. The tipping of the top section pulls the columns that are dropping inside the tower it does not move them outside.
Draw a line straight up from the exterior columns on the tilt side. The exterior wall above the break is outside the building perimeter.Please look at the picture I gave you and show me where the columns are outside.
But the weight on those columns is outside the building. The exterior columns could support 20 times their designated load and would bend or break the broken ends of the columns protruding into the building. Some of the weight might be applied to the floor but not all of it.The The bottom of the columns are inside the perimeter of the tower.
That is not necessary. Either you believe he knows what he is talking about or you don't.So, you can not prove he would know that the molten metal was actually steel.
The steel was still molten after six weeks if you believe the witness.
If you don't believe the witness then your question is rhetorical.
A reasonable person would accept the statements of the numerous credible witnesses.
There was no doubt in Abolhassan Astaneh's mind when he said "[FONT="]I saw melting of girders in World Trade Center[/FONT][FONT="].[/FONT]"
He could not have been more clear.Have you received a reply from him yet clarifying his statement?
C7 said:A reasonable person would accept the statements of the numerous credible witnesses.
Speak for yourself. No one here has yet said they believe the numerous credible witnesses who said there was molten steel at the WTC.Oh, but we do.
Speak for yourself. No one here has yet said they believe the numerous credible witnesses who said there was molten steel at the WTC.
Asinine accusation deleted.
ETA: stateofgrace Asked and answered several times.
That is rhetorical question and a diversion/denial tactic.