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Um... wha!? Wow... just wow... is Heiwa seriously trying to differentiate events purely through acceleration and velocity?I think that Heiwa understood the analogy when he said:
Topic link. Heiwa: "It seems this thread Why a one-way Crush down is not possible of the WTC 1 or any structure (small top crushing big bottom) has developed into a discussion about what happened to same structure, if it were crushed by an object laterally, e.g. a plane full of fuel (and people) up top at impact speed about 200 m/s. The vertical crush down is only initiated at 8.5 m/s, but let's compare lateral/vertical impacts."

I get this itchy feeling that you both are missing some issue dealing with mass... That might be kind of important...
Practically no resistance whatsoever! Galileo is reported to have dropped a ten-pound mass and a one-pound mass off the top of Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, and he showed that both fell at the same speed. Of course, a more general principle was being demonstrated that objects of any weight (mass) fall at the same speed (with the same acceleration).
Suppose he dropped a strong cubic 10lb magnet off the top that crashed down through 90 steel 1lb plates suspended on sheets of glass, spaced at 1ft intervals on the way down?
The weight of the accumulating mass of the falling magnetic object would end up as 100lb but the 1lb mass in free fall would beat it by a long time difference, and "stutter" would be very apparent early on at the start of the "collapse process".
Like the falling debris in this picture?
You're certainly entitled to your opinions... however you're basing your opinion on a wrongful interpretation of facts.Now IMO you probably genuinely do believe, with absolute certainty and blind faith, that you are correct and that virtually resistance free kinetic energy explosiveness accounts for the phenomena that we witnessed on 9/11
I have no idea where explosiveness comes into play as far as the collapse progression is concerned... What do you think should have happened when the impact regions failed? I ask because Ct'ists often have varying answers; some argue that the top should have fallen off like a tree, and others argue that it should have arrested in place. Others still argue that it would "bounce" on the lower structure... and still others argue that the top would have been totally disintegrated leaving everything below the impact regions unharmed.and were virtually instantly told was the result of low-resistance-gravity-fed-kinetic-energy-explosiveness
