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A Response To Popular Mechanics
http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/pm/
Let me ge this out of the way now. It sounds like you're a very critical individual, but I have to bring up the fact of your prejudices or biases in this argument. You must be equally critical of both sides to properly use critical thinking. I'd love to hear your response to the full Martial Law 9-11 or 9-11 Road To Tyranny videos at the above linked site, www.supportthetruth.com
Don't allow the extremism contained in them to shut off yoru critical thinking.
See below for analysis on the seismic records and the evidence they bring for a demolition.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/collapses/freefall.html
"This is an article published in December 2001 in the number 53 of the monthly review JOM made by the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society : "Why Did the WTC collapse?" (www.tms.org/jom.html). "
On top of that, if it's true that the steel structures weakened, it's most likely that the floors would collapse, as said, but the skeletal core of the building would remain generally intact. This did not occur.
On top of this, it's apparent that you haven't actually seen the building's impacts closely. I invite you to do a yahoo or google search on the actual recordings of the impact with a near-zoom so that you will both see how minimal the impacts were, and so that you can see the people who came up to the impact zones after collision. If the people were able to do so cognitivly, and if I recall correctly, three of them did in one particular video, thent he fires must not have been that great, and it's unlikely that jet fuel had as much of an effect as you're claiming. At least, not right away. As well, how does this affect your theories on the explosives being triggered?
http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/pm/
Not true. The collapse of the North Tower was obviously at the top, above the impact line. The South Tower isn't as clear, but also looks to have collapsed from above. Clearly, WTC 7, not hit by a plane, collapsed into its own footprint starting from the complex on the very top of it, which had not even a fire insicde of it. Before you can dismiss anything being wrong with 9/11, you have to answer the collapse of WTC 7. If WTC 7 fell from small fires, then all of the world's buildings are in trouble. Once again, I also point to Larry Silverstein's own words.There's nothing wrong with the collapse of the twin towers from the plane crash and ensuing fires, and there's everything wrong with the idea that there were explosives used to bring them down in a controlled manner. Why couldn't it have been explosives? As you can see by watching the collapse of the towers, the collapse in each initiated at the point of impact.
Let me ge this out of the way now. It sounds like you're a very critical individual, but I have to bring up the fact of your prejudices or biases in this argument. You must be equally critical of both sides to properly use critical thinking. I'd love to hear your response to the full Martial Law 9-11 or 9-11 Road To Tyranny videos at the above linked site, www.supportthetruth.com
Don't allow the extremism contained in them to shut off yoru critical thinking.
That's assuming that the planes did, in fact, reach close enough to these charges. My Guess is merely that they were stacked somewhere along the center coloums, but I can't say anything positively. As well, if we're considering government involvement, they may have used technologies or techniques that are uncommon. I'm not trying to give myself a "Get out of arguement free" card here, but I'm leery to dismiss all of the other evidence of bombing I've come across.Blasting caps contain some compounds, like lead azide, that will detonate after being dropped a mere 150 milimeters or being exposed to 7 milijoules of static discharge. It's safe to say that a plane impact would've been more extreme than either scenario, so it would've been impossible for a controlled demolition to cause critical failures the impact zones, as they would've gone off as soon as each plane smacked into them.
What says that the S-waves simply didn't overshadow the P-waves?Also, as the video pointed out, there was a seismic event picked up quite a ways away after the collapse of the towers. Unfortunately, the activity picked up were S waves, which would be expected from debris falling to the ground, rather than P waves, which would be expected in the case of a controlled demolition.
See below for analysis on the seismic records and the evidence they bring for a demolition.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/collapses/freefall.html
Your calculations differ from other sources. I'm simply going to put up this link for the time being and note that we do not know how long steel must be exposed to a source of heat for the heat to take full effect, and that the towers collapsed in approx 1-2 hours.Now, after each plane crashed into the towers a lot of the fireproofing was stripped from the steel support beams, exposing them to the raging fires. Jet fuel burns anywhere between 800-1500ºF; however, after the impact other combustables inside the building were igniting, leading to isolated pockets reaching in excess of 1800ºF (1832ºF being the highest NIST recording). At this point, steel is at 10% of is strength. At 1100ºF, which was more commonly distributed throughout the buildings, the steel is still only at 50% of its strength. In either case, the beams that were still intact expanded and sagged, ultimately to the critical point. Keep in mind that the impacts also took out some of the support columns right away, so there was an increased load on the remaining columns while they were being weakened by the fire.
"This is an article published in December 2001 in the number 53 of the monthly review JOM made by the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society : "Why Did the WTC collapse?" (www.tms.org/jom.html). "
On top of that, if it's true that the steel structures weakened, it's most likely that the floors would collapse, as said, but the skeletal core of the building would remain generally intact. This did not occur.
If the top portion was so critically bnt, then it's more likely to have tipped itself over, and, upon collapse, to have rolled off of the top of the building or shaken the building to a non-vertical fall.As can be seen at the beginning of the collapse of the South Tower in particular, the building started to lean into the impact zone, which was it's weakest point. Unfortunately, although the building was designed to support itself in the vertical position, it wasn't able to maintain its structural integrity at a severe angle. As a result, the upper section was not able to sustain the angle at which it was protruding itself, and the upper section lost all integrity and succumbed to the force of gravity, bringing it crashing down into the floors below. Remember, it wasn't upper section of the building vs. the entire lower section of the building; rather, it was the upper section of the building vs. the floor immediately below it. Although it would normally be able to hold the static weight of what was above it, with the added velocity and acceleration came momentum and force. Repeat the effect for each floor until you reach the ground level.
On top of this, it's apparent that you haven't actually seen the building's impacts closely. I invite you to do a yahoo or google search on the actual recordings of the impact with a near-zoom so that you will both see how minimal the impacts were, and so that you can see the people who came up to the impact zones after collision. If the people were able to do so cognitivly, and if I recall correctly, three of them did in one particular video, thent he fires must not have been that great, and it's unlikely that jet fuel had as much of an effect as you're claiming. At least, not right away. As well, how does this affect your theories on the explosives being triggered?
You'll hear no argument from me on what hit the Pentagon. However, there's still been no explanation given to me as to why the plane changed course from striking Rumfeld's office to attacking the rennovated side of the building witht he least amount of people. As well, I'm concerned as to why the SAM sites weren't activiated.As far as the pentagon is concerned, there really isn't anything to discuss. Because of the manner in which the light poles were knocked down, whatever crashed into the pentagon had to have had a wingspan of at least ninety feet, which is far longer than any missile I know of. I also found the video amusing when it tried to compare the reaction of what a private jet experienced after hitting a light pole to what a Boeing 757 commercial airliner should experience. Either way, I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.