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Originally posted by moonking
Yes but even if one was cut by aluminum the answer is yes
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by moonking
Yes but even if one was cut by aluminum the answer is yes
Well i could be real mean and state.
But was it cut by aluminum, or a harder part of the aircraft?
Like the official stary states the landing gear casued the hole in the wall at the Pentagon.
[edit on 29-11-2007 by ULTIMA1]
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Yes, SOME collumns. Not enough to cause the collapse.
CASE CLOSED.
[edit on 29-11-2007 by ULTIMA1]
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by moonking
1# that you don’t believe the planes cause the collapse of towers
2# that you don’t believe it was an inside job
1. I have lots of evidence from research that the planes did not casue the collaspe. Also the fires did not casue the collapse.
2. I am looking for the the facts of what actually happened that day, not if it was a inside job or not.
Originally posted by jfj123
No it was aluminum. Refer to the Purdue University video for visual aids as you agree the animation is accurate.
Originally posted by moonking
Or do you have some sort of assemblance of a working theory as to what occurred after the jetliners slammed into the buildings?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by jfj123
No it was aluminum. Refer to the Purdue University video for visual aids as you agree the animation is accurate.
Are you sure it was aluminum?
The Purdue animation shows only parts of the plane (the harder parts) hitting the beams since the plane was shredded as soon as it hit the building.
Originally posted by jfj123
If you look at the video starting at 1:21, and watch closely, you'll see what's left of the right wing, CLEARLY cutting a support column.
Theory, plane laser marked and super heated targets path with a burn across.
Originally posted by questionman
The engineers and designers of the WTC, with all their knowledge, experience for which they were handsomely paid and praised, designed the WTC to specifically withstand impacts from a 707, the biggest airliner of the day.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by questionman
The engineers and designers of the WTC, with all their knowledge, experience for which they were handsomely paid and praised, designed the WTC to specifically withstand impacts from a 707, the biggest airliner of the day.
Do not forget the builidngs were also designed to take a very high wind load.
The plane impacts were nothing compared to the wind loads the buildings could take.
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