Originally posted by Shroomery
So a fireball went from above the 70th floor to the third and quite possibly the basement, where it wrinkled up that 40 ton piece of equipmet, throwing marble off the wall. I don't think I have to point out how strange this sounds.
A fuel air explosion is pretty powerful.
The 40 ton part of the “40 ton hydraulic press” refers to the hydraulic capacity of the shop press, not the weight of the piece of equipment itself.
Actually, it looks kind of top heavy to me.
What's more astonishing is that, the wtc consists of those sky lobbies, so those elevator shafts don't continue from top to bottom. The tower is split up in 3 parts, and to reach the top you need to get from one elevator to another. This was to speed up everyday "work-flow" and evacuation should it occur.
Except for the freight elevator, which ran the whole length of the building. Also, the shafts were interconnected to equalize air pressures problems caused by the moving cars.
How about Michael Rodriguez who was head of maintenance in the towers for 20? years was it I believe. Who said there was an explosion in the basement, before any of the planes hit the tower ?
If he was in the basement, how does he know what damage was caused by the airplane impact and what was caused by the fuel air fireball?
The only response to that was something along the lines of "the plane hit first but because of the speed of sound he heared the explosion in the basement first".
WTF are you talking about. What about the seismographic AND video evidence about the explosion prior to the collapse, don't remember wich tower but I think it was the north.
Oh, lord not the seismic issue again.
Listen, I have been over and over that many times already. There is NO seismic evidence of an explosion before the collapse. Perhaps you would like to read what the head of the seismology department at Columbia (where the original report was issued) said about this.
"There is no scientific basis for the conclusion that explosions brought down the towers. That representation of our work is categorically incorrect and not in context."
I will not get into this argument again. Read the original report for yourself.
As for the video supposedly showing the explosions before collapse, that has been conclusively shown to fraudulent. Someone tampered with a video of the collapse of the first tower to make it look like both towers were still standing.
I hear a lot of people saying "well, explosions are loud, we should've heard them". (Only talking about the charges during collapse now)
That's not true, you're thinking about a bottom to top demolition. This was not the case on 9/11.
The explosions started from the top, meaning, it would have to be very loud to make it that distance, especially with all the sound around you, it could easily be missed.
Plus, you would only be able to hear that first charge go off, after the first one the tower starts falling and creates an immense roar wich could easily block the sound from other explosions.
Spoken like someone who has never witnessed a controlled demolition. The explosive charges are easily loader then the sounds of the collapse. Also, the higher up they were, there would have been less in the way in terms of other buildings to block the sounds.
And don't forget that if there were charges, these were put in by the government, a few bucks more or less wouldn't matter if that meant to cover some of the obvious explosion sounds.
What are you talking about?
Not to forget that all I could hear on CNN that day was "another explosion" "we seem to be witnessing what sounds like secondary explosions" "we believe there was another explosion". ALL day long.
No, I don’t think so. You have a selective memory. But if that is what you want to believe, then go for it.








