Scientists simulate jet colliding with World Trade Center

http://www.rcac.purdue.edu/news/news_wtc.cfm
Researchers at Purdue University have created a simulation that uses scientific principles to study in detail what likely happened when a commercial airliner crashed into the World Trade Center's North Tower on Sept. 11, 2001.
Researchers:
Chris Hoffmann - Faculty
Sami Kilic - Former Member
Scott Meador
Voicu Popescu - Faculty
Paul Rosen - Graduate Student
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[Merlin5by5]

@CalvinScofflaw

That melody is divided into MEASURES, NOTES (notations), and

half notes, quarter notes, and YOUR OCTave has 41 TONES.

Music is defined by the mathematical vibration of air.

YOUR EAR is created as a bi-aural sound detector.

Good musicians have been aware of that since ancient days.

Ever notice HORNS are located at the back of every band,

then brought forward for a solo? Archimedes set that up.

THAT archimedes, the math genius. It's based

on squaring a circle.

[Merlin5by5]

@CalvinScofflaw

The Correlation Between Music and Math: A Neurobiology Perspective

LMAO : serendip. brynmawr. e du/ exchange/ node/1869

The link between math and music has been known for years.

There is a pickup band at every COMDEX exposition.

[CalvinScofflaw]

@Merlin5by5 l can come up with a melody in my head and put words to it... No note pads pens needed.

Creativity comes before technology.

[CalvinScofflaw]

@Merlin5by5 No one needs to be math educated to sing or dance. The shit you talk could clog a sewer.

[Merlin5by5]

@SkulICrusherGhost

Actually, Music and music notation existed for just as long.

Even in Indian VEDA cultures, dating back to 2500 years ago,

they had music notation. Some of the ancient Sumerian clay

classics, like the Enuma Elish, their beginning of the world,

were sung, according to a musical scale that was TOTALLY

mathematical. Thats why it's Hexadecimal. Base 60.

6 octaves of sound.

[SkulICrusherGhost]

@Merlin5by5 Sorry to break it to you buzzboy but singing and dancing came along way way before any SIMULATOR.

Your arguments are like the most pathetic grappling l have ever seen. Its a dailly laff for me and the crew here..

[Merlin5by5]

@SkulICrusherGhost

Lastly, if you had a FUCKING CLUE about creative pursuits, like

dance and mime, you would not only know about LABAN, you

would have known that there are SIMULATORS used to teach

dance movement. The models are based on NIST standards.

The dance simulators can be rotated in 3D, can make the floors

transparent, and move the flying camera around the area

where up to 16 simulated dancers are displayed.

This is HIGH SCHOOL technology for cheerleaders.

[Merlin5by5]

@SkuIICrusherGhost

Nope, he referring to the Asshole faggots of the 9/11 Moooovement.

YOU are the only generation to FREAK OUT and NOT defend

your nation from a Terrorist attack. That makes you a coward also.

Your chicken shit political POV proves you are worthless.

Your 9/11 conspiracy fantasies prove you are an ass.

[Merlin5by5]

@SkulICrusherGhost

YUP, sure did, DUMBASS. Artists don't just need man made instruments.

They need the tools to teach those skills. Mimes and dancers do it

with a body position language called LABAN. Motif Description

is a subset of Labanotation. There are subsets of LABAN for every

Physical movement. Singers do it with Music Notation and the

SINGIT versions of LABAN. BOTH of those variations are based

on PASCAL, dumbshit. You don't see much, do you?

Notation. BOTH

[SkuIICrusherGhost]

10 long yrs and twoofer has nothin but profit from 911.