Evidence of a Pancake Collapse of WTC1

that has been covered and answered loads of times. If you haven't gotten it through your skull yet i doubt even a Clue-By-Four from my LART kit can get it in there, and i fail to see why anyone should make an effort to explain it to you.
 
Killtown said:
When Jenga block collapse, do they turn to dust?
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if they have enough kinetic energy, yes.


Here is an experiment, take a building block(you know, from a house) and drop it from 2 meters up in the air. See what that does? now imagine what a few tons being dropped on it from 2 meters up will do to the block....


And also.

that has been covered and answered loads of times. If you haven't gotten it through your skull yet i doubt even a Clue-By-Four from my LART kit can get it in there, and i fail to see why anyone should make an effort to explain it to you.

So i don't know why i did.
 
Killtown said:
Btw, what caused all that dust?
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Maybe thousands of tons of gypsum (which explains all the sulfate Jones found.)

Do you honestly believe the nonsense you post, or do you just enjoy being a troll?

Steve S.
 
Had opportunity to listen to talk by Capt (now battalion chief) Jonas who
was in stairway B with dozen others and survived collapse of north tower

Described the sounds of floors as they impacted into one below - BOOM!
BOOM! BOOM! Getting closer and closer....

Say he has a pretty good idea of how north tower collapsed
 
So anyway... back to the actual quote the OP is about... ;)

Any thoughts? I thought it was a telling account of non-explosive collapse. I found the "down rushing air" thing especially interesting.

-Gumboot
 
well actually i think NIST says it wasnt a pancake collapse, but there are 2 different definitions floating around, one is a technical engineering term, which WTC wasnt, one is more of a laymans term, which WTC was
 
gumboot: you might find this debris picture interesting:

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you can clearly see 2 concrete floorslabs and what remains of floor trusses in between them
 
what else do you expect, if a whole building collapses that there are not 2 pieces that touch each other ?
 
If the whole building ended at the bottom like a closed bandoneon

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then we have a proof.
 
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