Originally posted by: Sclamoz
Yeah, they are just all very soooooooo confusing lolz! Like the last video, where it points out that he doesn't see any sign of the interior collapsing before the exterior does...
Rather, he's saying it's obvious from the outside that the whole damn inside didn't collapse first, as there isn't nearly enough damage to the outside to reflect such thing. You do realise that the outside of buildings don't just sit loose like a sheath over the insides, right? They are connected, one falling tugs on the other.
Originally posted by: Sclamoz
Why is it physically impossible?
I've been
advised not to humor you here.
Seriously, I answered your question in the OP. What ever difficulties you are having in understanding that answer, you are going to have to be specific in identifying them for me to be able to address them. Otherwise, I'd just be rephrasing what I said in it's entirety, over and over again, as I'm lacking the psychic powers which would be required for me to identify your comprehension issues without you presenting them.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
so so far you haven't done anything other than claim there are holes in the NIST report, make vague claims that some outside force must have been present...
Rather, I provided the facts which prove the latter, and that proves the former.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
...and IGNORE IGNORE IGNORE any evidence that refutes your 'molten steel' claim.
I skipped over some absurd arguments from others attempting to ignore the evidence of molten steel as I found them too inane to bother wasting my time with, particularly as the free fall stands on it's own even if there hadn't been any molten steel. However, since it seems you've been mislead by some argument about the molten steel, I'd be happy to address it if you tell me specifically what you are alluding to.
Originally posted by: LunarRay
I'm trying real hard to see the central core sufficate and leave the exterior pristine [related to the consumption of the core] Dancing lateral support beams due to thermal expansion but right in plain view is a perfectly normal exterior... only the hidden part did the dancing... I'm trying to grasp it all...
That is all explained in
one word.
Originally posted by: LunarRay
...tis why the dude on the elevator is important to me in this.
I just skimmed over that part of the discussion between you and Moonie as it isn't particularly relevant to WTC7, but unless I overlooked something I'm pretty sure you two got that figured out for the most part on your own.
Basically, the guy would have to use a handrail or whatever to pull/push himself to a squatting position and then spring up, which will push the elevator down quicker. It wouldn't likely do much good though, as it only necessarily changes the direction of his motion in respect to the elevator. In respect to the ground he's just going to temporarily reduce his acceleration in the downward direction, assuming they have fallen far enough to have built up enough speed to where landing would be an issue in the first place anyway. So, while it would soften the fall a bill, its unlikely to make any crucial difference, even when timed exactly right.
Originally posted by: LunarRay
I wish I could find a probability of having an event never before seen to occur happen three times in a row... that must be astronomical given the last one was so different to the first two.
The thing is, all three could be reasonably well repeated with any structure, but not while simulating anything like the conditions of the official story. I'm just focusing on the official story for WTC7 with this thread because the physical impossibility of it is simpler to explain than the other two, and can't rightly expect people to understand the physics of the latter if they can't grasp that of the former.