pyscofrawg wrote:
M.O.A.B wrote:
pyscofrawg wrote:
If the floors had sandwiched down on top of one another, the buildings would not have collapsed at free fall speed, which they did. Also, if the floors were to have done that, the central frame consisting of steel columns up the middle would have been left stand up. The buildings were designed to take impacts from multiple aircraft of that size. Nothing happened how it should have happened. Fire does not cause a steel framed building to collapse at free fall speed.
No, but a shitload of heavy steel does. The building was designed and built in the 70's to handle, at the time the largest aircraft which was the 707, it was designed before the 747 came to be. The aircraft that hit the towers were larger and heavy planes. Fire retardant foam on the girds was blown off in the impact and the jet fuel created a superheated environment in which the steel warped and becoming weaker, therefore it gave out. If explosives were used then how come there is no 'bang' heard at the time or any visible explosion of material? Inside or not you would have heard a boom if explosives had been used. The central core would have been brought down as the building fell because the roofing also came down. You'll also notice on, I think the 2nd tower, that when it comes down it falls at a slight angle which easily would've resulted in the core being taken out.
Hundreds of people claim to have heard explosions, before and during the collapse of the building. People from inside the buildings reported there being explosions in the basement immediately before the planes hit, the same thing occurring in both buildings. As for building 7, how did this building manage to collapse? It had almost no damage whatsoever done to it, and only two or three minor fires, yet it collapsed on itself for no apparent reason.
Structural fires in the wrong place? Also at the time I think the towers and those involved were of more concern than Building 7. But I'm sorry, I really can't see any reason, point or even see the whole thing as being thought of by the government. It's about as farfetched as the claim a nuke was set off in the tower because the dust cloud formed the same shape as one from a nuclear explosion.
You could also ask why during WW2, St. Paul's Cathedral was surrounded by a firestorm, yet didn't burn down itself. Luck of the draw, some buildings survive under extreme circumstances, others can fail under less extreme circumstances.
Last edited by M.O.A.B (2008-07-10 03:11:24)