I'm sure we'd all love to hear why. Perhaps you could draw us a diagram to demonstrate it.
Dave
It's fiction..... why waste energy on it. If you and others here want to waste time on it.... that your choice.
I'm sure we'd all love to hear why. Perhaps you could draw us a diagram to demonstrate it.
Dave
Well. Mr X says it's fiction. Must be fiction then.
I refer you to my previous answer.
Mr X....... hate to be the one to point this out.
Your previous answer is of no consequence.
Dave
You know.. your doing not bad for someone who ran off when he was asked to explain his ideas with a diagram.
Clearly I did a very bad job of running off, since I'm still here. Meanwhile, your diagram doesn't seem much in evidence. Since you can't advance an argument, can you draw me a picture that shows what's wrong with Seffen's analysis?
Dave
You're still here cos you haven't got anything else to do...... no?
Regarding: '.....that shows whats wrong with Seffen's analysis'.
Kind of get the feeling that you'll be arguing till you're blue in the face that you're so right.
Anycase, I don't care if you believe his analysis or not.
I have last year written a paper about WTC1 for children that I copied Nist of course and then Nist changed opinion and suggested that 6-11 floors dropped down and caused global collapse. My paper has then been noted at JREF and there we are. No need to call anyone at Nist or contributing to Nist a fool. They are just working for the government.
Why don't you tell us in detail what happened then? You know layman's terms. Go for it, tell a 30 year construction professional how it was done (don't be afraid of using trade terms I'll understand).It's fiction..... why waste energy on it. If you and others here want to waste time on it.... that your choice.
You wrote a paper that has been noted at JREF. That's it? No peer reveiw?
No Journal publication? And why exactly are you writing papers about 9/11 for children that contains so much (dubious) technical information. Are you trying to turn another generation into CTers?
You are right. I have published an article on my website about 9/11 (or rather the WTC1 collapse) for children. Why should I have it peer reviewed? Actually, the children do the review. Some of them got worried when they saw WTC1 collapsing.
Purpose is, if you read the conclusions of my article, that some 'experts' should re-do their analysises. Based on real observations. A time table would also fit well. But no differential equations based on erroneous assumptions, please. Write for children!
Heiwa:
You have to accept that treating the upper block of WTC 1 as a rigid mass is just an approximation; but I would say it's not a bad approximation. The upper block did NOT immediately disintegrate as you claim. On the contrary, all the columns and floor slabs in the upper block remained more or less interconnected for the first half of the collapse. Thus the upper block moved as a single unit and acted as a single mass of ~ 33,000 tonnes on the structure below. Thus you are incorrect when you argue that the upper section simply broke into a million pieces, and that these pieces mostly by-passed the structure below as they fell............., Heiwa, this is NOT what happened!
Just out of interest, Heiwa, what would you expect for the density of a cargo ship carrying five cranes? Considering the hull alone it had better be a lot less than 1, otherwise it'll quickly become a cargo submarine. Include the cranes themselves, which have a lot of volume and not much mass, and I'd be surprised if you get an average density much over 0.2. Look at the picture.
http://www.tradership.co.uk/News.cfm?URLID=9
Because a couple of weeks ago in Felixstowe this cargo ship collided with a container crane, causing a global collapse not only of that crane but of the crane next to it. Mind you, those were steel structures, so you can't compare them to the WTC towers, which were, errr....
Funny thing, density. The main thing about it is that it's a different property to weight, or to momentum, or to potential energy, or to structural rigidity, or anything else that's actually relevant to the situation you're describing. And you, of all people, should understand that. Ships are a classic case of structures that require high structural strength at low average density. If you honestly believe that, because an object is no more dense on average than a bale of wool, that it is therefore no more rigid and no more resilient than a bale of wool, then I fear for the safety of anyone who sails on a ship you designed. And if a ship you designed collides with a ship you didn't design, I know which one I want to be on.
What you're doing, Heiwa, is looking through the physical parameters of the WTC towers until you find one that looks small, and then implying that because that one parameter is small, the towers themselves were small. It would be reprehensibly dishonest if it weren't so transparently fraudulent as to be laughable.
Dave
My observations of WTC1 are that most of the upper block disintegrates (telescopes into itself) before any collapse of the lower structure below the initiation zone has even started!
So the upper block turned to dust and then the collapse started?
Now that I gotta see! I don't think that claim has even been made by anyone other than perhaps Judy Wood.
What, in your opinion, caused this "disintegration" of the upper block, Heiwa?
Kirkmans.To all you people talking density:
Please enlighten me as to what units you are using.