Originally posted by: kylebisme
Originally posted by: ElFenix
define near simultaneously. is 1.75 seconds near simultaneously?
The 1.75 seconds is the time the roof spent bowing towards the middle after core columns had been taken out, and after that the rest of the structural support over the course 105 feet of its height was taken out near simultaneously, as if it wasn't the building wouldn't have came crashing down with a 2.25 period of free fall acceleration.
Originally posted by: LunarRay
Watching the towers fall, My eye caught [can't recall atm which tower it is] the top of a tower starting to fall over to the side. Then it righted itself and proceeded to be smushed as you'd expect from Newton's third...
Rather, it didn't right itself, but came tumbling off as you'd expect, as you can see as it pushes the debris cloud
here.
Originally posted by: Cogman
http://www.tms.org/pubs/journa.../Eagar/Eagar-0112.html
http://www.tms.org/pubs/journa...an/Biederman-0112.html
http://www.civil.usyd.edu.au/wtc.shtml
BTW, here are a couple of links to published journals of professors of civil engineering. The first and the third SPECIFICALLY address the issues the OP raised.
The first and the third
don't even mention WTC7, and while the second is about WTC7 it
doesn't mention its period of free fall acceleration, which is the issue the OP raised. At this point I see no reason to do anything but take your advice to "IGNORE IGNORE IGNORE" your posts.
Originally posted by: LunarRay
..floor hitting floor hitting floor and result is bunches of broken stuff but not pulverized. I think I'm right but stand to be corrected.
You are correct, there simply isn't enough energy in the system to pulverize everything when sticking to the official story of gravity being the sole force in bringing down the buildings.
Originally posted by: Equ1n0x
"maybe the building was sentient and collapsed out of sadness over the collapse of WTC1 & 2."
This is the best explanation I've heard yet. I think this will be my answer whenever someone questions it.
It's just as believable as the official story anyway. I've got another proposal though; the fire was sentient, and shaped itself into a magic wand, which then tapped the building twice, once to make core columns turn into rabbits, and the second to turn the rest of the structural support over 105 feet of the building's hight into pigeons. Free fall by fire, there you have it, simple and complete. Never mind that it contradicts long understood and consistently demonstrable laws of physics.