Originally posted by: noto12ious
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: BrokenVisage
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Again, for the 5th time in this thread, the internal supporting structure of the building likely failed before the outer superstructure, the "explosions" were the floors collapsing.
There were over 100 floors though, wouldn't we hear more than a couple explosions if they were really floors collapsing on themselves? Not to mention we would see the floors collapsing at an angle depending on the side where the plane crashed into each building.
basic physics, no you wouldnt.
You think the towers fell silently? lmao
the 3 distinct "explosions" would be the chain reaction beginning. One floor falls onto the next and stops, then another fails, and another... quickly though momentum and weight is built up to the point where the floors offer nearly no support at all to stop the inertia of the failing floors.
interesting...so according to you, "structural failure" caused those explosion sounds...yet they're never mentioned by the Commission. oops!
other explosions were powerful enough to cause earthquake type rumbles and "turn" cars... according to you, it was all due to structural failure. LOL.
Evidence of explosions that turned cars? or are we making stuff up again?
