That logic doesn't follow.It's because you know they aren't.
That logic doesn't follow.It's because you know they aren't.
Yeti fur is illegal since Yetis are an extremely rare and endangered species. Probably fake Yeti fur - I know mine is...
On the other hand I have real powdered unicorn horn, smuggled in from truthertopia.
Yeti are endangered? That's funny, I have to spend all of the long winter months here in Minnesota chasing them off with flaming sticks. Guess I didn't get that memo.
Your problem is the flaming sticks. You should use an Italian Carcano load with magic bullets![]()
Ahem. Dr Blevins: the topic is not Richard Gage, it's acceleration of the collapsing towers.
I have shown that your statements here are wrong:
I have added up the falling times, and they are right on the mark.
Your statements that the collapse stops in its tracks at every single floor, and that it must take 3/4 second for the collapse to proceed from floor to floor, are WRONG.
You're welcome.
The gravity collapse model is wrong in two different ways (at least).
You think a falling set of floors is going to continue to accelerate
at almost the same rate as gravity after crashing through dozens
of successive floors?
The model is silly, and it's not up to me to prove it to you. My role
is to point you in the right direction. It's up to you to go there
yourself.
Don't put words in my mouth, either. I didn't say anything about
stopping in its tracks.
Videos of the destruction of the WTC show the buildings being
destroyed while standing, not being destroyed sequentially floor
by floor from upper floors crashing down. By the time any piece of
the WTC was headed in the downward direction, they were
already broken up.
The mechanism is important. How these buildings were destroyed
has been the most important research question for me for the
entirety of the last 10+ years.
If I'm wrong, believe me, I want to know about it ASAP. But telling
me I'm wrong because you added up a row of numbers correctly?
Big deal. The numbers came from a faulty model, so it doesn't matter
if the addition is accurate.
No floor is going to accelerate at the rate of gravity while crashing
through lower floors. It's going to slow down, in the odd world of
even imagining this happened. No floors crashed down onto other
floors, I'll tell you that right now. Read my sig.
I have added up the falling times, and they are right on the mark.
You have an entirely flawed concept of how collisions work. The top block would NOT stop, sit there for a fraction of a second, and then continue accelerating downward at gravitational acceleration starting from 0 velocity. The fact that you think so tells us all we need to know about your inability to grasp reality. The fact that you believe the Towers were vaporized out from beneath the top block is just icing on the cake.
I just have to make an analogy here.
That really seals the deal. The second pic is of 25 or so floors descending rapidly. Nothing is stopping total collapse at that point.
Perhaps, the truther disconnect with reality is that they believe "the floor below bore that weight for decades, and therefore should still be able to bear it".
It's just a thought, but might explain why they think as they do.
In any event, that is just my truther speculation. In reality, the floors are there so that you have floors for people to use, otherwise what would be the point of such an edifice. They are not load bearing, except in the sense of bearing the load of the occupants, and collateral material (more or less) and certainly not capable of bearing the load of 25 falling upper stories.
You might as well, since you don't appear to have an actual argument from physics.
Most 9/11 truthers are almost entirely wrong, but not me.
If twenty floors of the WTC became detached and fell twelve feet
onto the next lower floor, I'd have expected some damage to the
floor, but it would have held.
The gravity collapse model is wrong in two different ways (at least).
You think a falling set of floors is going to continue to accelerate
at almost the same rate as gravity after crashing through dozens
of successive floors?
The model is silly, and it's not up to me to prove it to you. My role
is to point you in the right direction. It's up to you to go there
yourself.
Don't put words in my mouth, either. I didn't say anything about stopping in its tracks.
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This is a serious misunderstanding of the gravity collapse model.
Floor 80 doesn't begin to fall until floors 81-110 reach it (taking
0.75 seconds, at a minimum). Then, floors 80-110 begin to
fall and take 0.75 seconds to reach floor 79. You can't fall
faster than that on Earth, if the only force is gravity.
Most 9/11 truthers are almost entirely wrong, but not me.
We saw the buildings
go away in about a dozen seconds.
Am I hearing argument by toilet here? The lack of toilets proves demolition?
WTC Dust, I have never seen you post here before, but I am curious what your "foam" looks like, literally. If you have a phone take a picture and upload your foam. That way I know it's something other than the dumbest thing I've heard in the last 30 years.
You are wrong yet again. You made this statement.
Yet this photo of WTC2 proves you to be wrong.
[qimg]http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff290/gamolon/southcorestands1.gif[/qimg]
The 40 or so stories of WTC2 in that photo was still standing 15 to 25 after the collapse was initiated.
Your "dozen seconds complete collapse" is "completely" wrong.
You debunkers are all missing the point.
Isaac Newton was a white male European.
Consequently his laws of motion are long overdue for re-evaluation in the context of a new liberated multicultural feminist paradigm.
You have an entirely flawed concept of how collisions work. The top block would NOT stop, sit there for a fraction of a second, and then continue accelerating downward at gravitational acceleration starting from 0 velocity. The fact that you think so tells us all we need to know about your inability to grasp reality. The fact that you believe the Towers were vaporized out from beneath the top block is just icing on the cake.