Not jet fuel likely.But some form of Thermite, that's definitely possible.
Not jet fuel likely.But some form of Thermite, that's definitely possible.
Yes. I ran floors full of "battery-looking things" and the computers they ran for big NYC banks.
You reveal greater ignorance and gullibility here with each post.
You do realize a box full of thermite could not melt a steel beam any more so that a box of wood...
So you have a floor filled with boxes containing thermite. Then a plane flies into it. Now what?
But would you describe the floors where you worked like this:
"The whole floor was batteries," he said, "huge battery-looking things." They were "all black" and "solid, very heavy" things that had been brought in during the night. They had been put in place during the summer prior to 9/11, he said.
Sounds to me like he was describing objects that were all of the same type. Not computers, but 'battery-looking things'[/B]
Please read the thread. I've posted the link at least three times, and have excerpted from it twice.
Okay, what do you know about safety factors in the design of large-scale structures?
Hint: I'm going to be questioning you closely on this. You've made a very bold - and wrong - assumption and I want to test how much you really understand the issues you're so confident about.
No plane.
Originally Posted by Architect
Okay, what do you know about safety factors in the design of large-scale structures?
Hint: I'm going to be questioning you closely on this. You've made a very bold - and wrong - assumption and I want to test how much you really understand the issues you're so confident about.
The buildings must have been designed to withstand decades if not centuries of aging, severe hurricanes and even minor earthquakes. This means that they must have been designed for that, roughly 5 times the needed strength. Or something like that.
[qimg]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/29/WtcUA175debris.jpg[/qimg]
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=492&pictureid=3731[/qimg]
So those parts, flew out from the inside of the building, through the fireball, and landed on the roof of another building?![]()
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Originally Posted by Java Man View Post
Should I take that to mean that no inner core elements struck surrounding buildings?
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Originally Posted by BigAl
No.
Originally Posted by Java Man
Which inner core beams hit which surrounding buildings?
Read English much?.
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So those parts, flew out from the inside of the building, through the fireball, and landed on the roof of another building?![]()
I'm too lazy to do much research myself.
Yes, it was an event, the impact, equal to a 2000 pound bomb. E=1/2mv2, can't you do physics?So those parts, flew out from the inside of the building, through the fireball, and landed on the roof of another building?![]()
If you respond no to my question then you're saying I should NOT take to mean that "no inner core elements struck surrounding buildings".
Thus NOT "no inner core elements struck surrounding buildings" equals "inner core elements struck surrounding buildings". Double negation equals assertion.
So please tell us what inner core elements and what surrounding buildings.
Then what happened to my work-mate, Ed Felt?