If I remind it right then you are the one who tried to lecture me about every single degree of wind direction while we already had the Central Park measurements as some kind of estimate.
There is no need to cut away the plume. Your red line in your last post is indeed the direction towards the Brooklyn Bridge just like your pink line in the satellite image I posted. Both are wrong even if the wind might come "close" to that for several minutes. Who cares? It doesn't matter for any of the "south face totally engulfed" pictures as presented in the FEMA report or even at "9/11myth" website suggesting fire on those floors.
In post #725 you suggested a 310° wind. Even if it blew some minutes that way, what the hell does it change? Nothing. Hot smoke billows upwards. The wake effect of the wind depends on the width of the surface. You ask, why the tower of the Verizon didn't suck the smoke backwards from the WTC6 crater? And you deny the wake effect of WTC7 at all?
Here is why the Verizon cannot suck back the smoke against your wrong wind direction.
1) it's AGANIST your wind
2) the Verizon tower is too far away and not wide enough to cause that suction
I posted an image of the rubble that obviously didn't answered your question even if the answer is obvious.
You posted another and another and another "corrections" of the wind direction stating that either both buildings should show a wake effect or no building.
That's your 725 image:
pink = your wind
blue = wake effects
red = smoke direction you deny even if visible in video and photographs
green = smoke direction you expect instead
Maybe this image shows that your question isn't a question at all because you easily would have figured out that...
Nevertheless, even the Verizon shows a wake effect
The consistent narrative is told (two times) already.
In short:
The NIST report on WTC7 started with the conclusion as written in the Interim Report years earlier. They selectivly present photographs to back that conclusion and made a simulation to back that conclusion. That simulation do not fit in the preconditions but exactly arrives at the conclusion. Nevertheless that result is wrong because NIST misinterpreted the first stage of the movement of the building.
It's like starting with the conclusion that Santa Clause exist and to back that conclusion by a Pixar animation. It's not that hard to animate a fire that cooks column 79 on 5+ floors one above the other if you know that you have to cook 79 on 5+ floors one above the other. The problem is, the visual evidence do not show that fire - neither at 1pm nor at 5pm.
I'm done too until someone has any evidence or argument
- for the alleged fires on 15 or 20 floors
- for the slow vertical movement as described in the NIST report "stage 1"
- for any fire in the SE of floor 11,12,13 at or prior to 1pm
- for intense fires near column 79,80,81 at the SEC floors
- to refute the existence of the wake effect that sucked the smoke up the south face and resulted in vertical vortexes along the vertical edges of the south face
- or any explanation (that in the slightest makes any sense) for the disappearance of smoke from the south face whenever the wind changed while the visible floors are allegedly on fire anyhow
- or any explanation why smoke billows out of unbroken windows
- or any explanation for why the the half way down blind in the corner window of 38 is just visible in the left window but not in the right window.
Expert Alienentity: "It is not a lie to post the NIST damage descriptions and refer to them correctly. As I did. Unless you think facts are lies."
NIST damage descriptions =/= facts per se
It's a lie to present it as equal.
The evidence for fire meets column 79:
Floor 11,12,13 about 1.5 hours prior to the collapse:
Floor 11,12,13 about 1 hour prior to the collapse:
but suddenly 30 minutes prior to the collapse:
a spot of fire at 13:
and the same spot of fire at 5:20pm:
NIST:
...it obviously wasn't the only time but some kind of free fall buckling: