Loose Change - Part II

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Sentinel said:
Wait a minute...

Doesn't it mean you're reading it? I am writing english and you do seem to get the gist of it, so the only problem I see is....
Sentinel
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Many of your posts have not made sense to people here. That's a fact. It's something you need to work on if you want to be taken seriously.
 
measurement

The building was 208FT= 1 acre square in width
The hight of the S/T was 1368FT in hight the N/T was 1362FT plus the 350FT Antenna weighing 300 TONs.


The central core was retangular for both the S/T and the N/T. The S/T Core was East/West and The N/T was North/South.


There was 65FT at the farthest width and 35FT at the smallest width.


When the S/T was IMPACTED the plane went all the way in first before exploding. The explsion occured on one floor only as indecated on the film. The explosions on both towers seem to occure on the east side of both buildings at impact,eaning if the N/T was a direct center hit and the fuel is stored in the wings, why did it appear more explosive on the east side rather than equal?

Oh, wheres Dylan when you need him, LOL ?



Sentinel
 
Gravy

Put me on ignore, Ok?


Really If you have a problem with my writing change the channel



Sentinel
 
Correction

In redards to the central core structure: The S/T was North/South and the N/T was East/West



Sentinel
 
Sentinel said:
When the S/T was IMPACTED the plane went all the way in first before exploding. The explsion occured on one floor only as indecated on the film.
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The explosion may have mainly followed the path of one floor, but I'm guessing that it affected several floors.

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Oh Oh....

What does 16 acres measure Belz?


If a building is square and the measurement is equal on all side measuring 208FT on all sides, well. that pretty much means tha building is 1 acre square.



Jeeeeze


Its obviously a distortion tactic.



Sentinel
 
10.000 gallon explosion ?

Does that look like a 10.000 Gallon explosion?


I think not


Go further before that picture right to the beginning of impact and initial explosion. See where it begins.



Sentinel
 
The plane went in on a tilt.

There should have been multible floors exploding at the same time.




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Sentinel said:
Does that look like a 10.000 Gallon explosion?

I think not
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What's a 550 mph, 10,000 gallon jet fuel explosion supposed to look like? I have nothing to judge by. What criteria are you using?

Go further before that picture right to the beginning of impact and initial explosion. See where it begins.
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Are you saying that the explosion didn't also expand inside the building?
 
Sentinel said:
What does 16 acres measure Belz?


If a building is square and the measurement is equal on all side measuring 208FT on all sides, well. that pretty much means tha building is 1 acre square.



Jeeeeze


Its obviously a distortion tactic.



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"1 acre square" is absolutely a meaningless term. It's like saying "it takes 4 light years to get to alpha centari"

Acre is a unit of area. an acre is indeed 208 feet square, or 1/640 square mile, or 43560 square feet.
16 acres is a square 834.84 on a side, or 696960 square feet
what has that got to do with anything LC wise?
 
Huntsman said:
Back of the envelope:

A fuel-air mix has an RF of about 5, so 10,000 gallons (at about 6lbs/gallon) is an explosive force of 150 tons of TNT (0.15 kilotons), assuming it was all aerosol and ignited simultaneously. Obviously, this was not the case. (rest snipped)
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One of the NIST reports goes into this in detail. IIRC there was only enough air (oxygen) in the floor of impact to burn a percentage of the fuel on board the aircraft, which is why much of it ran down the elevator shafts before igniting in the lobby. This was also mentioned in the Popular Mechanics article.
 
rwguinn said:
what has that got to do with anything LC wise?
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Nothing. But won't we all feel better when we agree that an acre is an acre?
ugh.
I think sentinel believes that something in the building on the exact floor struck by the plane, or some additional combustibles in the plane itself, augmented the explosion.

Prediction: that's as far as this topic will ever go.

eta: Of course that something extra would also have to be liquid, because that's what's making the fireball. I think people tend to imagine all explosives as being the Hollywood type.
 
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Sentinel said:
The building was 208FT= 1 acre square in width
The hight [sic] of the S/T was 1368FT in hight [sic] the N/T was 1362FT plus the 350FT Antenna weighing 300 TONs.


The central core was retangular [sic] for both the S/T and the N/T. The S/T Core [sic] was East/West and The N/T was North/South.


There was 65FT at the farthest width and 35FT at the smallest width.


When the S/T was IMPACTED the plane went all the way in first before exploding. The explsion [sic] occured on one floor only as indecated [sic] on the film. The explosions on both towers seem to occure [sic] on the east side of both buildings at impact,eaning [sic] if the N/T was a direct center hit and the fuel is stored in the wings, why did it appear more explosive on the east side rather than equal?

Oh, wheres [sic] Dylan when you need him, LOL ?



Sentinel
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That's just spelling and capitalization. I didn't even get into his understanding of width, length, height, area, etc.

That's why you are hard to understand, Sentinel.
 
Gravy said:
I command you to stand down.
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As you wish.

Shall I finish the mission in progress at 16607 Rocky River Drive in Westlake, OH? I'm nearly done replacing the dimensional shingle roofing with clay tile.

Please advise.
 
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