Originally posted by Shroomery
It's funny how you twist and turn to shove the guilt on someone else then the real enemy.
Nice
strawman attack
Originally posted by Shroomery
It is not just ONE woman standing there, and the fact that it is straight after the impact is even more troubling, cause you know what, that would
mean that the fires weren't even that big in the beginning when all the kerosine was there.
It’s true, the fires in the building did take a little time to build up and spread. So, what? That’s what fires do.
Originally posted by Shroomery
You're telling me that the concrete and all the other (mostly inflammable) office materials starting burning hotter and hotter, and that eventually
made the central support collums brake ? Or the kerosine magically re-ignited when the people in the opening dissapeared, setting those floors ablaze
again ?
Wow Concrete cubicles, concrete desks, concrete computers.
(I know that wasn’t what you meant, but that is what came to mind when I read that.)
Actually modern offices are a lot more flammable than most people realize.
Cubicle fire
test
In addition, there was all of the interior cabin components of the airplane to consider. Plastic and foam and cloth.
Originally posted by Shroomery
You have no idea how crooket your story is because the fact is that THE FIRES WERE NEVER GIGANTIG, BIG, or whatever you want to call them.
Show me some pictures goddamnit, you see flames yeah, no wonder, a plane crashed into it!
Look at those pictures. You see flames shooting up on the outside of the building at least three stories high (30 feet). In addition you can see
flames in almost all of the windows from one side on the building to the other, that’s just over 200 feet.
In addition, those pictures were taken well after the airplane impact.
When you consider the fact that each floor of the tower covered almost an entire acre of space, the fires were pretty big in my opinion.
Originally posted by Shroomery
Yeah, quite the GIF you got there, I think I can whip that up in about 10 minutes too, although it's a very skewed picture of what really happend.
The second plane doesn't even exit the tower at the right side like it clearly does on ALL the video footage. Nice try though.
Damn, you need a seeing eye dog. You have completely missesd the point. The building layout and the size of the airplane meant that it would have
been impossible for the jet fuel load from the left wing,
NOT to hit the core.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
And you know this, how? Where did you get your engineering degree? What is you structural engineers license number? Please explain how the WTC was
“engineerded” so that the “colums” would not have failed?
Originally posted by Shroomery
I suggest you look at the links I gave to you earlier, or maybe you can just google for 9/11 pancaking theory.
In other words, you are not and your sources are not. :p
Originally posted by Shroomery
This is why YOU are the conspiracy theorist. You assume it were terrorists, however there's no evidence,
Where did I mention terrorists? I was talking about the collapse mechanism. No where in any of my posts on this thread have I mentioned terroists.
Please do not put words into my mouth, thank you.
Originally posted by Shroomery
you also assume that a plane would mean alot of destruction. However, everyone knows that these buildings were BUILT TO WITHSTAND SUCH AN ATTACK MANY
TIMES OVER.
No, that is not correct. The buildings were never “designed” to withstand an aircraft impact.
After the design was completed, the
engineers did some simple calculations to determine if the building would be able to withstand the loss of some of the exterior and interior columns.
The conditions that they assumed were not the same conditions that occurred on 9/11, and the effects of the subsequent fire were not considered. That
is
not the same thing as saying that “built to withstand such an attack many times over.” It may seem like a minor point to some, but it
is a critical one that you should try to appreciate.
Originally posted by Shroomery
A plane is lightweight, if it flew into 42 support columns after penetrating trough a wall, it wouldn't be able to knock many of them over because
most of the penetrating force would scatter on impact.
Cool a new sig line. (I wont even bother to point out just how stupid that sentence is.)
Originally posted by Shroomery
What you see is a hole in the outer structure, not the supporting structure wich are the colums in the center.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
The gravity loads of the building were distributed about evenly between the core columns and the exterior columns. In other words, the exterior
columns supported about half the loads, and the core columns supported the other half.
Where did you hear that rubbish ?
I’ll tell you what. Why don’t you find a licensed structural engineer anywhere in the world that will back you up on that. Nothing to do with
the collapse or the fire, just your contention that the exterior walls of the WTC towers did not bear any of the gravity loads of the building.
You realize that it this were true, the building floors would be cantilevered out from the core. No, on second thought you don’t even know what I
am talking about, do you.
Originally posted by Shroomery
YES THIS IS A MILD FIRE, are you blind ?
This is a inferno like you hope to portray the WTC fire :
www.whatreallyhappened.com...
The fact that the Windsor Tower is only a small fraction of the size of the WTC towers must have escaped your notice. In addition, there are so many
significant differences in the construction of the two buildings that it makes a direct comparison pointless.
Originally posted by Shroomery
and here's some more about why the fire would never alter the structural and supporting capacity of the steel :
rense.com...
Ah, Kevin Ryan. The poor smuck that got himself fired for not understanding the ASTM standard that he was supposed to be using to test structural
assemblies. Note the key words “structural assemblies.”
That is what the ASTM standard is supposed to test, not individual steel specimens, but complete assemblies (i.e. the floor truss system). Thus if
the assembly becomes damaged, distorted, or looses some or all of it’s fireproofing, then the standard no longer applies, now does it.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Also, perhaps you can tell me what happens to the gravity loads that these columns normally carry after they start to buckle inward like that (79th
through 81st floors)
You're talking about the OUTER skeleton of the WTC this does not function to keep the building standing.
This is exactly the reason why the building could never come down like it did cause the CENTER supports it, not the outer walls.
Again, you have no understanding of even the most simple principles of how building structures work, especially the WTC design. It was the fact that
the exterior walls were designed to support half the gravity loads that allowed them to build a structure with no intermediate columns between the
core and the exterior.