jessicarabbit
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Also the kinetic energy of the plane crash the designers envisioned was actually greater than the kinetic energy of the planes that hit the towers.
Just as a matter of interest some (smoky) footage of WTC7 south
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3uUQt8bu6k
Can we keep it all over at your place, then?I would expect every piece of steel to be kept and scrutinised
Could I remind people at this point that NIST haven't studied anything after the collapse started. So the idea that the collapse could be total from gravity alone is pure conjecture. Russells theory holds far more water.
More firemen in on it Russell?
You got the maths to back that up, or are you just blindly asserting it because it makes you feel good?Also the kinetic energy of the plane crash the designers envisioned was actually greater than the kinetic energy of the planes that hit the towers.
Can we keep it all over at your place, then?
Yes, because it is completely ridiculous to expect every piece of a skyscraper to be kept and examined.When I buy some aircraft hangers yes. Was that reply really constructive to the debate?
You got the maths to back that up, or are you just blindly asserting it because it makes you feel good?
Could I remind people at this point that NIST haven't studied anything after the collapse started. So the idea that the collapse could be total from gravity alone is pure conjecture. Russells theory holds far more water.
Stuff and nonsense.Could I remind people at this point that NIST haven't studied anything after the collapse started. So the idea that the collapse could be total from gravity alone is pure conjecture. Russells theory holds far more water.
You've assumed that m1 = m2 and haven't given a reference for either velocity figure.KE=0.5 x mass x velocity squared
The plane they imagined was going 600 mph (as admitted by NIST) the plane that hit the northe tower was going 480mph. Note the squared in the above equation. The KE ends up much higher.
You've assumed that m1 = m2 and haven't given a reference for either velocity figure.
Smoke proves nothing. All the windows on the south side were blown out so even a single fir could produce that smoke pattern.
KE=0.5 x mass x velocity squared
The plane they imagined was going 600 mph (as admitted by NIST) the plane that hit the northe tower was going 480mph. Note the squared in the above equation. The KE ends up much higher.
m1 and m2 are sufficiently close to neglect their effect on the squared term.
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[1] I really doubt there was access to the core columns. They don't need maintenance, there's no reason to have access.
[2] How much explosives?
[3] The report is wrong. In fact, one of the bomb-sniffing dogs was killed in the collapse.
[4] That's some quick work! And nobody noticed this?
[5] I don't think this has been corroborated by anyone. The only person to my knowledge who made this claim is Scott Forbes, I don't even know if he actually exists. You'd think someone else would have remembered power going out for several days, considering that the entire building was occupied 24/7 by tenants who like to have electricity.
1) Can you prove to me there was not?
2) I don't know. Enough to break the core and facilitate collapse.
3) "Sirius, along with his partner, Police Officer David Lim, were assigned to the World Trade Center in New York, where their primary duty was to check vehicles entering the Complex, clear unattended bags and sweep areas for VIP safety. Sirius, who began work at the World Trade Center on July 4, 2000, was the only police dog to perish during the attack on the Twin Towers." http://www.novareinna.com/bridge/sirius.html
(Not the core. maybe it was the general dog patrols that were removed as the security employee indicated. Since there were no other dogs killed in the collapse this is possible.)
4) If Forbes's account is true he said it was only above the 48th floor from what I have read.
I am trying to remember the elevation of the last squib.
<snip> This argument is absolutely ridiculous, unless you can provide us evidence that there were explosives. You have not.