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Topic started on 20-6-2007 @ 12:12 PM by build319
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Purdue University has provided a computer simulation showing on how a plane could take down the Trade Towers. This was funded by the National Science
Foundation to determine better ways to protect buildings if this event were to occur again.
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The original article from the Purdue website
WARNING:
You may have trouble loading this clip because it is linked on The Drudge Report which can get almost any website hammered.
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*Added embedded video
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 12:23 PM by newtron25
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Here is the link to the You Tube video:
Purdue University Simulation
There may be a deafening silence to follow...
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 12:37 PM by build319
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Thanks for adding that one. I cannot access YouTube very easily from my work.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 12:45 PM by Marlborough Red
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There is a deathly silence because that doesnt show anything new or anything that anyone didnt already know!
It doesnt show how a plane could take down the towers it just shows a simulation of a plane crashing into the towers!
A simulation bieng guess work based on events of the day!
MR
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 12:48 PM by tyranny22
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This is great!
Maybe these finding can sway my stance on the issue. I can't wait to see the results from the fire that contributed to the collapse. I wonder how
long they will allow the fire to burn in the simulation to allow the collapse of the building. If it's within a couple hours of the actual time it
took, this may well change my mind.
But, next they need to make the WTC7 collapse from debris damage and fire. And then simulate how the buildings in fron of WTC7 didn't collapse.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 12:52 PM by jprophet420
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the video has its own thread here...
it covers 3/4 of a second and shows an excellent simulation. it does not show in any way shape or form how the jetliner brought down the towers. it
shows what a colision would look like for 3/4 of a second.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 01:43 PM by tyranny22
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Originally posted by jprophet420
the video has its own thread here...
it does not show in any way shape or form how the jetliner brought down the towers.

but it will - supposedly. well, what I mean to say is that they are going to try to make it simulate the collapse. honestly, I don't see how students
at a university could prove any more than the official review could (if you remember they had trouble making it collapse). in the article it states
that this is the first leg of the simulation. next is to cause the fires. I guess they're going to add a tolerance to each steel beam in the building
and simulate the heat that occurs from jet fuel and see if they can't get a pancake collapse. i find this study very interesting being that I am a
doubter of the official story.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 02:13 PM by Griff
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Originally posted by tyranny22
but it will - supposedly. well, what I mean to say is that they are going to try to make it simulate the collapse. honestly, I don't see how students
at a university could prove any more than the official review could (if you remember they had trouble making it collapse). 
If that's what they are doing, they are only showing a computer animation of it. Not a real computer simulation of the finite element analysis. If
so, they wouldn't need to because NIST already has theirs. Too bad they couldn't get the towers to collapse without tweeking the variables to
outrageous numbers.
 in the article it states that this is the first leg of the simulation. next is to cause the fires. I guess they're going to add a tolerance
to each steel beam in the building and simulate the heat that occurs from jet fuel and see if they can't get a pancake collapse. i find this study
very interesting being that I am a doubter of the official story.

That's interesting. But, since they don't have structural drawings, they are wasting their time and only comming up with a computer animation ,
that's all.
NIST has the drawings but didn't get them to collapse. How do Purdue students think they would know more?
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 02:26 PM by ULTIMA1
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I guess that the NIST and FEMA reports are wrong when they stated the builidngs withstood the planes impacts ?
I also like how this animation shows the aluminum plane being shreded by the steel beams but in the Pentagon animated drawing they did the plane stays
pretty well intact as it goes through the reinforced concrete wall and the inside collums and walls.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 02:29 PM by St Udio
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Originally posted by Griff
That's interesting. But, since they don't have structural drawings, they are wasting their time and only comming up with a computer animation ,
that's all.

yep, the animation should not be construed as a forensic analysis
of videos that captured the events/evidence of that day.
if they really wanted to do something worthwhile
Purdue should have compiled the actual video evidence in a real time fashion.
so that a real analysis could be made of what appears in the video footage
and we all could debate things like,
the floor truss support anchors suddenly breaking free of the perimeter columns (outside walls)
was the cause for the sudden collapse of the top 10 stories identified as the tower section...
i think the Purdue team is/was just practicing for future work
@ Digital Magic Studios the film making outfit....
creating a Portfolio as it were !
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 02:59 PM by Pootie
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Bush almost got his money's worth...
 INDIANAPOLIS — A computer simulation of the 2001 World Trade Center attacks supports a federal agency's findings that the initial impact from
the hijacked airplanes stripped away crucial fireproofing material and that the weakened towers collapsed under their own weight.
The two-year Purdue University study, funded in part by the National Science Foundation
csd.tamu.edu...
President Bush Proposes to Double the National Science Foundation Budget
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 03:08 PM by kozmo
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 03:10 PM by Terrapop
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I would think this is governmental supportet: Disinfo.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 03:13 PM by tyranny22
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Originally posted by Griff
If that's what they are doing, they are only showing a computer animation of it. Not a real computer simulation of the finite element analysis. If
so, they wouldn't need to because NIST already has theirs. Too bad they couldn't get the towers to collapse without tweeking the variables to
outrageous numbers.
That's interesting. But, since they don't have structural drawings, they are wasting their time and only comming up with a computer animation ,
that's all.
NIST has the drawings but didn't get them to collapse. How do Purdue students think they would know more? 
Hey I'm with ya on this. Hope people aren't getting the wrong idea here since I'm looking forward to the findings. I'm actually hoping this
disproves the official story.
Maybe I didn't understand the article correctly.
 "This required a tremendous amount of detailed work," Hoffmann said. "We have finished the first part of the simulation showing what happened
to the structure during the initial impact. In the coming months, we will explore how the structure reacted to the extreme heat from the blaze that
led to the building's collapse, and we will refine the visual presentations of the simulation."
I took this to mean that they were conducting a scientific study using the actual physical dynamics of the structure/impact/heat/etc. and not just
producing an animation of the basic collapse.
If it's just an animation of the collapse why not just call up Peter Jackson because it's all just BS that's been done. Maybe PJ could add some
decent symphonics and actors, as well.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 03:24 PM by build319
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Please remember that the purpose of the study was to determine a way to prevent this type of collapse from happening in the future. So they may be
going about the analysis in a different way than you expect.
Just a thought, I do not know much about the scientific research methods used in studies like this.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 04:06 PM by Long Lance
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please note that a computer generated cartoon is still a cartoon (anime?) and therefore carries no weight in an investigation, does it?
it's been said before, i know, sometimes the blunt approach works best.
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 11:32 PM by freakyty
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According to this "simulation", the central steel columns were made of paper, not steel.
How about an animation showing how squibs can shoot out of the tower, dozens of floors below the pancake area, during a "collapse". Or how about a
simulation showing how a collapsa can generate enough horizontal force to shoot steel beams like bullets into neighbouring buildings.
What I'd really like to see is an animation showing how it really happened
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reply posted on 20-6-2007 @ 11:36 PM by TeslaandLyne
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These are the students and school that I admire.
FOX40 News At 10 - 9/11 inside job & controlled demolition
this is a clip from a broadcast aired on FOX40 news, they focus
on Loose Change in particular
My post:
teslaandlyne (1 hour ago) Marked as spam
Thanks to those students and school, they have my courage and anti ignorance
award. The entire floor explodes to start the sequential explosions.
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 03:17 AM by your_evidence
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This shows absolutely nothing. it's just a simulation, it doesn't even show why the towers collapsed. it's all theory and a waste of time.
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reply posted on 21-6-2007 @ 08:43 AM by shrunkensimon
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Yet again, a study done which fits a predetermined hypothesis..
Fireproofing or not, it makes absolutely no difference. It is simple physics that jet fuel can not burn hot enough to melt or weaken steel. Combine
that with the sheer size of the core columns, and the number of them, aswell as the conduction of heat away from zone of heating.. and you have
yourself a bogus simulation.
That is all irrelevant anyway once you come to realise the simple truth that no planes hit the towers..
Aluminium planes can slice through steel box columns like butter.. Jet fuel fires can weaken high grade steel.. A pancake collapse can pulverize 99%
of the building into micron fine powder.. And still have enough energy left over to keep steel molten in the basement of the WTC for 100 days..
Hurray for cartoon physics!!
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