n0spam4me
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WOW, where to begin on this ...... (?)
First of all, if the floor overload theory is to be accepted, then that leaves the central core and outer wall separate and these items are expected to simply collapse of their own weight after the floor trusses are gone? what? given that scenario the lower third of the tower should have most certainly remained standing because the vertical columns were strong enough to be free standing for at least 15 stories, quite possibly much more than that. The ever increasing mass of the pile driver is dependent on the rubble pile being tall enough to justify the large mass having accumulated on the way down, however if the mass of ejected stuff was such that the pile driver did not accumulate, the rubble pile post "collapse" would be smaller. So given a significant bit of important data such as this, where are the pix of ground zero right after the collapse?
May I suggest that you ask your friendly local physics professor about your application of
"F=MA" ... You may want to revise your explanation.....
Note that in any given event, there are a multitude of possibilities as to what may have happened, in the case of the twin towers, the possibilities that would result in incomplete destruction, rather than ( as the NIST put it ) total collapse..... are many and rather much more probable than a scenario that leads to total destruction of not one but two skyscrapers on the same day and in the same manner of destruction.
First of all, if the floor overload theory is to be accepted, then that leaves the central core and outer wall separate and these items are expected to simply collapse of their own weight after the floor trusses are gone? what? given that scenario the lower third of the tower should have most certainly remained standing because the vertical columns were strong enough to be free standing for at least 15 stories, quite possibly much more than that. The ever increasing mass of the pile driver is dependent on the rubble pile being tall enough to justify the large mass having accumulated on the way down, however if the mass of ejected stuff was such that the pile driver did not accumulate, the rubble pile post "collapse" would be smaller. So given a significant bit of important data such as this, where are the pix of ground zero right after the collapse?
May I suggest that you ask your friendly local physics professor about your application of
"F=MA" ... You may want to revise your explanation.....
Note that in any given event, there are a multitude of possibilities as to what may have happened, in the case of the twin towers, the possibilities that would result in incomplete destruction, rather than ( as the NIST put it ) total collapse..... are many and rather much more probable than a scenario that leads to total destruction of not one but two skyscrapers on the same day and in the same manner of destruction.