That it wasn't just fire that caused the collapse. Think real hard about it. (Hint, how did those fires start on 9/11)
Fixed.
I guess the same way fires started in the Pirelli Tower. The Pirelli tower is still there, btw.

That it wasn't just fire that caused the collapse. Think real hard about it. (Hint, how did those fires start on 9/11)
Fixed.

Where there's smoke!
That's the south side of the building.
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Now, I know this is a real stupid question, but I'm a real stupid person. So I'll ask anyway.
Is that proof enough for you?
Since when? Directly across the street WTC3 was a raging inferno. Pictures show firemen fighting that fire with, gasp, a firetruck. The wind was blowing all the smoke across the street and up the side of WTC7 (hence the smoke picture shown by another poster here). Ironically, WTC3 did not collapse from the inferno. Again, go figure.
You see all that smoke? It's coming from WTC3.
Real firemen go into skyscrapers on fire and put the fires out. WTC1 caught on fire back in 1975, and became 'fully involved'. Flames were shooting out the windows which blew out from the 'full involvement'. Fire covered floors 11-16 and included the cores. Real NYFD firemen went in and 6 hours later the fire was out. It did not collapse. If it had happened on 9/11 with the new non-twoofer physics, it would have collapsed years ago.
Edited to add: I don't remember reading about any firemen saying the the tower was going to collapse at any point. Go figure.
wiki said:On February 13, 1975, a three-alarm fire broke out on the 11th floor of the North Tower. Fire spread through the core to the 9th and 14th floors by igniting the insulation of telephone cables in a utility shaft that ran vertically between floors. Areas at the furthest extent of the fire were extinguished almost immediately and the original fire was put out in a few hours. Most of the damage was concentrated on the 11th floor, fueled by cabinets filled with paper, alcohol-based fluid for office machines, and other office equipment. Fireproofing protected the steel and there was no structural damage to the tower. Other than the damage caused by the fire, a few floors below suffered water damage from the extinguishing of the fires above. At that time, the World Trade Center had no fire sprinkler systems.[90][91]
Then why is it thicker at the windows of 7, and spreading outward?
That comment of yours is why someone came up with the phrase "Epic Fail".
ETA - you may want to google images "wtc complex" and find out where WTC 3 actually was in relation to WTC 7.
Or not. You may want to wallow in ignorance and stupidity. To each his own.
Exactly. They were using firefighting resources on other buildings, with none left over.Since when? Directly across the street WTC6 was a raging inferno. Pictures show firemen fighting that fire with, gasp, a firetruck. The wind was blowing all the smoke across the street and up the side of WTC7 (hence the smoke picture shown by another poster here). Ironically, WTC6 did not collapse from the inferno. Again, go figure.
Jeesus. Another truther talking out of his ass...
Don't you people ever venture outside of woo web?
I don't find any source that backs up a single word of your post. You suck at this, go find something better to do.
I posted from memory. You obviously just found out about the earlier fire? If you google it, I think the original Times article is still somewhere on the web. Check it out and see if it helps you.
Exactly. They were using firefighting resources on other buildings, with none left over.
Actually no. The heat inside WTC7 wasn't too intense because the windows weren't blown out. You can clearly see the flames behind the glass in the photos of WTC7. WTC6 was an inferno so they must have prioritized their firefighting to the worst of the fires.
Why is "smoke" in quotations? Are you saying it wasn't smoke?
I guess the same way fires started in the Pirelli Tower. The Pirelli tower is still there, btw.![]()
Actually no. The heat inside WTC7 wasn't too intense because the windows weren't blown out. You can clearly see the flames behind the glass in the photos of WTC7.
That has nothing to do with my claim.Actually no. The heat inside WTC7 wasn't too intense because the windows weren't blown out. You can clearly see the flames behind the glass in the photos of WTC7. WTC6 was an inferno so they must have prioritized their firefighting to the worst of the fires.
AHA!To emphasize it was smoke and not fire. Some bedunkers get confused.
To emphasize it was smoke and not fire. Some bedunkers get confused.
AHA!