
This Map shows the Damage caused to other buildings by the collapse of The World Trade Center on 9/11.
Yeah it's from a forum and? What people in forums can't present facts gathered from other sources and present them in a reasonable way? :roll:aeon said:Johnny Utah said:Here are some interesting basic physics presented into why WTC 7 could have collapsed:l[/b]
Firstly you took this from a forum, again, and secondly the source they use, was from the white house web site.
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mabudon said:just to point out something for ITN, too-
The residual heat five days later- it does NOT mean that there was a continuing explosion, in your rush to dismiss anything that does not fit with your view of events you kinda made yourself look REAL silly with that statement (and since you obviously missed the point I will elaborate for you)
mabudon said:What that fact means, is that if it were a fire (especially of the small-ish sorts described) that 5 days later the shape and intensity of the heat pockest would have been much different than what was actually observed...
mabudon said:Explosions (especially ones caused by high-explosives)usually produce fantastic amounts of heat, whereas fires (especially smallish ones with limited resources) thend to be a lot less intense and take a LOT more time (and ideally more resources but no-one is gonna throw more fuel on a burning building I wuold hope) to reach (and especially to maintain) the intense heat levels observed 5 days after the event
mabudon said:I have a very good friend who's an engineer(and a dual citizenship type, he was born in the US but lived in Canada most of his life and lives here now)... and one of his colleagues just happened to actually be withing viewing distance of the events of 9-11.... both of these folks are POSITIVE that the official explanation is absolutely impossible- the most important point (which is an undisputed FACT and is also laid out in the linked piece above) is that as the building fell, not a SINGLE piece of ANYTHING even slowed the top down as it fell (speed of gravity) in the real physical world thsi is not necessarily impossible, but with the way structures are designed (especially the high ones) this is so extremely unlikely as to be pretty much dismissable- buildings are designed to NOT do exactly what building 7 did, and if it indeed DID happen unassisted, there should have ben a rather detailed investigation so as the flawd design could be re-worked or scrapped, and any other buildings which may have been constructed with the same flaw could be condemned or fixed or whatever...
As it stands no such investigation was performed, which IS odd considering the phenomenal nature of the event (and I'm trying to focus on building 7, the "non-tragic" one)
I had something else to add to the discussion but I can't recall it now dammit, but anyways interesting thread, I am curious to see what other opinions of the data presented might arise
I think not said:... there is no limitation to the speed of gravity, unlike electricity and light and has yet to be determined what the maximum speed of gravity is. There is a limit to acceleration of gravity on earth which is 32 ft/s2, for a free falling object, what this means basically is whether you drop a piece of paper or an airplane they will both have limits of acceleration It does not mean they will both fall to earth at the same time. The force of gravity from the Earth on an object is the acceleration of gravity times the mass of the object. That equals the object's weight. Newton’s law of gravity determines how fast objects will fall., NOT the speed of acceleration.
Yeah, I've seen it elsewhere too; at best it's very sloppy usage, because both words have quite distinct though closely related meanings in physics and engineering and putting them together that way doesn't really mean anything. They should refer to the rate of acceleration; it's the rate of change of speed. For those of you with a first course in calculus, speed is the first derivative of location, acceleration is the first derivative of speed and thus the second derivative of location.I think not said:Then they used the maximum speed of acceleration, which is wrong and I don't know why you say it is a nonsense phrase, I have reference to it on many physics sites.
Part of it. Parts of a collapsing building are unlikely to fall with the acceleration given by Newton's gravitational equations because they're not in free fall, they're tearing away from other parts and hitting other stuff on the way down.is using Newton's Law of Gravity the answer? Or part of it?
MMMike said:darkbeaver said:It's called observation, we see symetrical collapse from asymetrical damage. Or are our eyes mistaken?
Your eyes are not mistaken, your conclusions are. Localized damage will shift additional load onto the adjacent members, causing them to fail as well. This works laterally as well as vertically. Not to mention the effect of the building core providing lateral stability. The core is designed to take the massive wind & e/q loading... it could certainly take care of any eccentricity cause by 'asymetric' damage.
Johnny Utah said:Yeah it's from a forum and? What people in forums can't present facts gathered from other sources and present them in a reasonable way? :roll:aeon said:Johnny Utah said:Here are some interesting basic physics presented into why WTC 7 could have collapsed:l[/b]
Firstly you took this from a forum, again, and secondly the source they use, was from the white house web site.
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Ah you don't like the source because it debunks your conspiracy theory sources. :lol:aeon said:Johnny Utah said:Yeah it's from a forum and? What people in forums can't present facts gathered from other sources and present them in a reasonable way? :roll:aeon said:Johnny Utah said:Here are some interesting basic physics presented into why WTC 7 could have collapsed:l[/b]
Firstly you took this from a forum, again, and secondly the source they use, was from the white house web site.
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THe source of your forum, is your own governement, get a grip, they are not credible.
Johnny Utah said:Yeah it's from a forum and? What people in forums can't present facts gathered from other sources and present them in a reasonable way? :roll:aeon said:Johnny Utah said:Here are some interesting basic physics presented into why WTC 7 could have collapsed:l[/b]
Firstly you took this from a forum, again, and secondly the source they use, was from the white house web site.
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