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Originally posted by ANOK
^What difference does it make? Fire does not cause a building to collapse verticaly onto itself, and cause it's concrete, office furniture etc. to turn into a fine dust as it's columns are blown outward up to 600 ft. Sry bud but nice post or not that picture doesn't amount to anything.
Call that a fire, this is a fire...
Notice something about the colour of the flames, what does that tell you? Anything?
www.911myths.com...
The Madrid Windsor fire is sometimes cited as being relevant to the WTC collapse, but in reality there are major differences between the two situations.
No plane flew into the Madrid Windsor Tower, for instance. It didn't sustain any structural damage prior to the fire beginning. (And for those who keep emailing us to say that neither did WTC7, reports of the damage there are covered here.)
The Madrid Windsor Tower was much smaller than the WTC, too, at 32 storeys.
More significantly, the design of the Madrid Windsor Tower was entirely different to that of the WTC.
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No reliance on steel frames here, the core was mostly concrete. And what happened to the steel that it did include?
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Yes, it failed. Other photos reveal how the concrete was all that was left on the upper floors.
The same story suggests it’s only the key design differences from the WTC that kept the Madrid Windsor Tower standing.
An investigation is underway between Spanish technical agency Intemac and UK authorities including Arup Fire, the University of Edinburgh and the concrete industry including Cembureau, BCA and The Concrete Centre. Preliminary findings suggest that a combination of the upper technical floor and the excellent passive fire resistance of the tower's concrete columns and core prevented total building collapse
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Others confirm the advantages offered by the Windsor Tower design.
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So what does the Madrid Windsor Tower fire show? That steel columns will collapse in a fire, that concrete is more fire-resistant, and, uh, that’s about it. It’s hard to see how any of this, especially in such a different building design, can have much meaning for the WTC case.
www.911myths.com...
Now if this was to be provided by explosives, then how much might be required?
Well, a metric ton (1,000 KG) of TNT has 4.184 * 10^9 joules ( www.answers.com... ). A ton is a lot of explosives, but not enough for us: we have to get to 36 x 10^11 joules. Which suggests we would need 860.420 tons (aka 860,420 kilogrammes, or 1,896,901 pounds) of TNT to produce the WTC collapse and its observed results.
Nearly 1.9 million pounds of explosives placed without noticing? Per tower? How many detonators do you think might be required for that? How much cabling? Is this sounding just a tiny bit unlikely to anyone?
There are more powerful explosives, of course: C4 will offer 34% more energy, for instance, reducing out requirements to 642,104 kilogrammes. Let's assume the conspirators used something ten times more powerful still: now we're down to 64,210 kg, or 141,558 pounds of this mystery explosive. Per tower. We're being generous here, but this still isn't sounding very plausible.
Originally posted by doctorfungi
Fire alone doesn't make a building collapse onto itself, true. But you are missing a cruicial factor. In case you forgot, allow me to refresh your memory. Two 767 jets slammed into the World Trade Centers on 9/11. It wasn't a building fire
Originally posted by doctorfungi
www.911myths.com...
Now if this was to be provided by explosives, then how much might be required?
Well, a metric ton (1,000 KG) of TNT has 4.184 * 10^9 joules ( www.answers.com... ). A ton is a lot of explosives, but not enough for us: we have to get to 36 x 10^11 joules. Which suggests we would need 860.420 tons (aka 860,420 kilogrammes, or 1,896,901 pounds) of TNT to produce the WTC collapse and its observed results.
Nearly 1.9 million pounds of explosives placed without noticing? Per tower? How many detonators do you think might be required for that? How much cabling? Is this sounding just a tiny bit unlikely to anyone?
There are more powerful explosives, of course: C4 will offer 34% more energy, for instance, reducing out requirements to 642,104 kilogrammes. Let's assume the conspirators used something ten times more powerful still: now we're down to 64,210 kg, or 141,558 pounds of this mystery explosive. Per tower. We're being generous here, but this still isn't sounding very plausible.
So you believe that the towers were brought down by controlled demolition. That doesn't explain the concrete any better than the official story. In fact, the official story is the only real explanation for that much dust to have flown out of the building.
So tell me AWOK. Do you actually believe the garbage you post?
Originally posted by doctorfungi
So tell me AWOK. Do you actually believe the garbage you post?