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"Twin Towers' Rates of Fall Proves It Wasn't Fire (link)
Each of the Twin Towers fell completely in intervals of time similar to that taken for a block of wood dropped from a tower's roof to reach the ground. A block of wood has about the same average density as the main components of the towers near their tops.
In a vacuum, a block of wood (or lead) would take 9.2 seconds to fall from the tower's roof. In the air a block of wood, say ten inches on a side, might take 50 percent longer than in a vacuum. Fifteen seconds, a good estimate for the total time of collapse of the North Tower, is about the time it would take our block to fall from the roof. The rubble from the Tower probably had similar average density to our block of wood, since the floor slabs consisted of corrugated sheet metal and lightweight concrete, and the perimeter steel columns were hollow with walls only 1/4th inch thick at the Towers' tops. Air resistance alone could account for the slowing of the falls to the point where each Tower took about 15 seconds to completely come down.
The official story requires that more than air resistance was slowing the descents. The falling rubble would be having to crush every story below the crash zone -- ripping apart the steel grids of the outer walls and obliterating the steel lattice of the core structure. The resistance of the intact building itself would be thousands of times greater than air resistance.
If air resistance is able to increase total collapse times by even 20 percent, then shouldn't the addition of the resistance of the buildings themselves increase the time several thousand percent, to at least tens of minutes?"
Hopefully ^this isn't considered "a large amount of material"
In any case, at the exact time in which free-fall happened there should of been more resistance ie. no free-fall at that particular time.
15 seconds is about 65% more then 9.2 seconds. So you are saying air resistance alone would slow down steel beams and concrete by 65%? What do you base this on?
The fact that you think that the resistance of a single floor should slow things down at all means you have NO CONCEPT of momentum.
You are the weakest link, goodbye.
TAM
