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Muse
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Not in your book? Is it peer reviewed? No need to tell me, I know the answer."that WTC 1 & 2 collapsed due to the damage caused by the impact of a heavy fuel laden 767 at extremely high speeds and from the warping of the steel structure during the subsequent fires. That WTC 7 collapsed due to the structural damage dealt to it during the collapse of WTC 1 by parts of WTC 1 smashing into the southern face, as well as fires that burned unchecked throughout the building"
What scientific evidence supports this? computer simulations that were never intended for this use, & do not have corroborating physical evidence? Not scientific in my book
John Skilling the chief engineer during construction of the twin towers said they could survive a impact from a fully loaded 707 at 600mph.
3 buildings all with asymetrical damaged fell symetrically all on the same day. The investigations didn't start for over a year. Investigation did not look at all available evidence. Many qualified scientist with nothing to gain have pointed out issues with official story. I find the same 4 or 5 engineers supporting official story while hundreds of scientist have gone public questionin it.
When a PhD in physics says collapse broke laws of physics, unless something else weakened steel columns I think it is foolish to disregard what he has to say without good reason
Read thru journalof911studies.com with a open & critical mind compare what 911myths says Jones says to what he actually does say
Some of your statements are laughable. Please educate youself before posting.
1) Do you even know what field would be most qualified?
2) Can you name ONE peer reviewed paper written in a respected scientific journal saying the towers could not have collapsed by impact damage and fire?
3) Jones is a joke in his own university. The structural engineers in his own university think he doesn't know the minimum of structural engineering.
Chairman of the BYU department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Dr. Miller, is on record stating in an e-mail, "I think without exception, the structural engineering professors in our department are not in agreement with the claims made by Jones in his paper, and they don't think there is accuracy and validity to these claims".
http://www.debunking911.com/towers.htm
You'd better start backing up your claims with some facts as I have.