bill smith
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but if the bottom gave out first (which is what I would assume happened, but I am not an engineer, nor am I psychic, but I do have some basic physics classes in high school) would the others not tumble sideways and all over the place?? As the bottom began to fail, the top would then be forced to handle loads it wasn't designed for, and began to fail also. I mean, really, the upper portion of that core didn't look pristine to me.
Oh, and the dirst and concrete dust that remains in the air after the core has fallen, is that what BS is talking about "dustification"????? I almost sharted myself when I read that.
At the point where the columns came out of he ground they were truly massive. I can't see how the bottom could fail first unless the material was super brittle. In that case the visible bottom might have given out first.