So we can see how much work was necessary to cut through just a 20 inch thick concrete wall.
Imagine if you had picked up a piece of concrete the same size as that door, and dropped it 3.7m onto the ground. Would it have turned into dust? Of course not.
But on 9/11, almost ALL of the concrete in WTC 1 and 2 was turned into dust, in MID AIR, while each floor hit the floor below it... Where did the energy come from? The floors were 3.7m apart.
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MrOBPM 10 months ago
what is the advantage of the oxy torch to for instance an angle grinder ? just wondering...
HerrCaZini 1 year ago
So we can see how much work was necessary to cut through just a 20 inch thick concrete wall.
Imagine if you had picked up a piece of concrete the same size as that door, and dropped it 3.7m onto the ground. Would it have turned into dust? Of course not.
But on 9/11, almost ALL of the concrete in WTC 1 and 2 was turned into dust, in MID AIR, while each floor hit the floor below it... Where did the energy come from? The floors were 3.7m apart.
packoftwenty 1 year ago
how does those microblasters work? explosives?
TheUeland 1 year ago
Ive walked through that vault befor they put the hole in it.
MrStroked351 2 years ago
How does this work when the concrete is reinforced? the reinforcement in this wall was almost non-existing...
SparalOy 3 years ago