Added: 2 years ago
From: femr2
Views: 1,700
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (13)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • @femr2

    Sorry, it is not me here desinforming the public.

    On the other hand I am just bringing facts.

  • EITHER YOU ARE DEEPLY CONFUSED OR YOU ARE TRYING DESINFORM THE PUBLIC .

    YOU DONT EXPLAIN ANY OF YOUR DEFENSE OF THE ALLEGED PANCAQUE EFFECT. IF YOU HAVE APROPER ARGUMENT AND EVIDENCE, THAN EXPOSE IT. OTHERWISE PLEASE REMOVE THE VIDEO.

  • @Reasonable99pct "EITHER YOU ARE DEEPLY CONFUSED OR YOU ARE TRYING DESINFORM THE PUBLIC ."

    Neither. Search for ROOSD.

  • So you can add this explanation here, as many people will not go necessarly to another site.

    Leaving as it is brings confusion, clutter the discussion and may drive to adverse concluions.

  • More

    5. Thermite "explosives" residues are found in all the three buildings on the day and in the following week.

    6. Molten metal is found for weeks.

    7. WTC7, a steel structure, had no plane crashed on it and the damage was minimum.

  • @Reasonable99pct no it was thermite the steel did not melt the aluminum from the planes weakened tower 1 and 2s steel supports and core by 50% the aluminum was like napalm thats why you see that molten metal flying out 2 minutes before collapse tower 2 collapsed first cause it had more weight floors if youd like to say aboe it nd it couldnt take it any longer the rubble at ground zero was from the 85 floor and up any floors below was demolished into that thin dust that was all oer manhatten

  • @Reasonable99pct

    exactly!!!

    yeah and just the collapse of WTC  7 with few small fire (no fuel not hits etc) is advise that something going wrong there

    /watch?v=ltP2t9nq9fI

    watch?v=yEj-kXPfb_g&feature=re­lated

  • 1. Are you trying to prove the "pancake" theory is right or wrong?

    2. Although the graphic is impressive it is lacking explanation.

    3. The collapse of the lower floors could be faster than the higher ones. But the overall speed of the collapse of the building should be quite longer than a free fall object.

    4. The building has a steel core which doesn't offer a free fall model as reinforced concrete one, it bends, it twists and ultimately it holds.

  • there was no resistance or conservation of momentum involved b/c there was no impact with the floors, it just looks like you are tring to prove the pancake theory correct... also, how can you claim there is no resistance but then you say conservation of momentum is applied causes decelleration??? are you just saying there is no resistance inbetween floors?

  • Conservation of momentum is applied in this scenarion, but that's all. There's no structural resistance, no mass loss, no energy conversions (crush), just COM.

    I'm happy to go into detail, but first suggest visiting the following:

    the911forum. freeforums. org /wtccs-spreadsheet-crush-down-­model-t159. html

    femr2. ucoz. com

  • This isnt an accurate representation .... you either dont know what you are doing or trying to disinform people.....

  • thanks! very interesting indeed

  • Interesting video, can you tell me more about it? I am a little confused as to what you are simulating here.

  • Sure. Visiting my site may clarify more than I can do in 500ch tho.

    It is a simulation of the mass of the top 28 floors of WTC2 free-falling onto the other 82 magically suspended floors of correct mass which pose no resistance to impact, and which coalesce with the falling impacting mass upon contact. Conservation of momentum is applied, resulting in decelleration of the resulting mass. The resultant timing of the successive impacts is calculated as the time taken to impact ground level.

  • Spot on!

    Total collapse my a..!

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more