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ikits a joke a load of broken links..rdf files..and the ones that work are so weak its a complete joke...
one of your ...experts
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totally false statement
again underwriters test show this to be completely false
then how could they all fail at the same time as is required for the building to collapse into its own footprint as opposed to falling over
is this supposed to be science its just conjecture and opinion backed... with no science or physics of any kind..
one of your ...experts
section added 14 January 2006
This website generates many queries from people in response to some of the other theories that are put forward relating to the collapse - namely that it was a controlled explosion.
The initial impact/further weakening by fire reasoning is based on uncontestable knowledge about the behaviour of structures in general, and the weakening of steel under fire conditions, plus video footage of the events and examination of the steel afterwards. The official FEMA report written by engineering experts came to this conclusion based on the evidence.
However, should additional evidence come to light that supports a different theory, the author is willing to reassess his views.
The fire wasn't hot enough to melt the steel
There has never been a claim that the steel melted
totally false statement
the fire before the buildings collapsed, however the fire would have been very hot. Even though the steel didnt melt, the type of temperatures in the fire would have roughly halved its strength.
again underwriters test show this to be completely false
There would have been variations in the distribution of the temperature both in place in time. There are photos that show people in the areas opened up by the impact, so it obviously wasnt too hot when those photos were taken, but this is not to say that other parts of the building, further inside were not hotter.
then how could they all fail at the same time as is required for the building to collapse into its own footprint as opposed to falling over
.In addition, to make a reasonable conclusion from these photos, it would be important to know when they were taken. It might be possible that just after the impact the area wasnt very hot, but as the fire took hold the area got hotter
is this supposed to be science its just conjecture and opinion backed... with no science or physics of any kind..
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