SabreTruthTiger
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The collapse was too linear, i.e. it started at high speed immediately without time to gather enough mass, so the collapse should have been even slower. Also and this is a biggy, even symmetric collapse is impossible without controlled demolition as structural inequality is accumulative and would lead to uneven and partial collapse.You're claiming that it's intuitively obvious that the collapses violated the law of conservation of momentum, then. Please present your intuitively obvious reasoning that led you to this conclusion. Note that the collapses took significantly longer (in the range 12-16 seconds) than a freefall collapse (about 9 seconds), so we're looking for an intuitively obvious reason why the law of conservation of momentum predicts a 3-7 second slowing of the collapse times. I've yet to see one, but you may be the first.
Dave
No modern building has ever collapsed evenly and symmetrically into it's footprint without controlled demolition EVER!!!!