I 35w bridge collapse animation

[openbrains]

is the time of the parts of the bridge falling(failing) accurate? I heard that the whole bridge fell in 4 seconds,I have looked at a lot of videos, but there is a ton of ignorant juvenile postings. I wonder why.

[openbrains]

Any civil or structual engineers or students want to commnet on this video? A large span falls down straight dragging other parts, and then independently(?) an other part falls jackknifing a section.

How more people were not killed is a miracle, unless this info has been suppressed. How many cars were involved? To me it looks like an earthquake, or like the Tacoma bridge which swayed to its destruction.

[slvgdvg]

crap not working :(

[AryanKnight]

Xlnt. 'theoritical'-animation of Bridge-collapse, --however, may have nothing to do with reality, as to hopefully revealed by subsequent Engineering-examination of failed truss-elements! First must look at two primary/Support-columns, --then work their way upward from the base of these columns, and fore/aft from there as to determine if the cause was just defective maintenance, or a jew-Zionist acoustical-weapon (from nearby University/science-Lab.?); ultimately, someone(s) culpable...

[rayofminneapolis]

thank you for being time efficient.