9/11/07 Ground Zero - Engineer

This guy from Italy and what he had to say.

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[RoseWhiteRoseRed]

is the hispanic guy talking the actual engineer or the truther? i ask because it seems like the white guy is totally just letting him rant and that would go to prove nothing at all.

[23456D]

k. gonna put this as politely as I can, because I appreciate your presence and comments.

1. The young man is Italian, not hispanic. it even says so in my "about this video" thing.

2. he lists his degrees in the video

3. letting an engineer speak without interruption is "just letting him rant and that would go to prove nothing at all"?

Please notice you didn't look very closely at this video, didn't read the info attached to it. Is this what you consider critical thinking?

[clovercouple]

I was right next to the camera person for this interview and spoke with him beforehand...he is dead on RIGHT. He has credientials that make his rough analysis indisputible based on the law of physics.Thanks for posting! classic truth.

[bofors7715]

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[CathyFromPensacola]

Be sure to check out Dr. Judy Wood's research before you decide.

[Audi2000t]

i havent read anyones comments. i am an electrician after having a quick look at how the buildings fell....  i knew straight away that the buildings fell straight into the most resistance. if anyone here is a sparky they would know how lazy nature really is, e.g the flow of electrons - path of least resistance.

[JLOU045]

This guy does not know shit about structral design

[GalaxySk8Punk]

controlled demolition =/

[ldklf]

Haha sh**t you are right. The way I wrote it can be interpreted as steel becoming brittle when heat applied. Sorry. But if you go to the next sentence you can catch what I was trying to say, steel strength goes away as heat is applied. Sorry, my English sucks, I know.

[sirzooky]

You are an Engineer, and you THINK steel becomes brittle when heat is applied. Where on Earth did you Qualify?

[sahar091]

ok. lets say the steel was bending- would that cause the building to fall in 10 seconds and shred it to dust? wouldn't it just bend?

or just cause a local collapse?I'm not an engineer,I've never passed one course in science- but I see a building being demolished, and the lower floors giving in before the top floors fell.

Look at the fire caused by the planes; doesn't black smoke mean that the fire is dying out?

aren't these buildings meant to withhold the impact of a crash??

what do you think?

[ldklf]

If you put it like that, I think it is a possibility that heat ruined the structure, temperature variations cause very interesting effects in materials. I have seen steel break like glass when frozen. I think the same happens when you heat it up. There are tables with ratios how much strength you loose per Kelvin. And when you add the detail that a plane struck the building But the truth is I do not really understand how it happened. Dynamics in collisions are very complex.

[sahar091]

and do you believe that a local fire caused the buildings to fall?