Originally posted by: LunarRay
Well, so far, aside from a few folks who know or at least accept with some degree of skepticism that I'm trying to understand stuff when I ask a question or proffer a concept or my current understanding and ask if that is right, reasonable or if folks have issue with it, I get bombarded with prove it and such... How do I prove a question? Ask it again, maybe

My Dynamic Defiance of obvious Logic means......
Obvious logic... Gravity.... It stood until it fell, vertical support ceased to provide support to keep the coyote up there on the roof. Some portion fell at or near free fall acceleration. Meaning everything keeping it up fell at once or nearly at once OR only what was needed to keep the coyote up there was viable until that support ended, tout de suite.. or some variation thereof. I see symmetrical while ElFenix says it wasn't.
Dynamic defiance... Dynamic is sorta movement... not static. So, while the inside moved about, the outsides defied the fall somehow. But, obviously cuz it could and did. NIST can print a forest worth of paper and have every engineer or AIA on the planet agree but I like to visualize, in this case, what others say can't be or is be.... And that is what I'm trying and others are trying to deal with... In short, what happened and when did it happen and could it happen in any other sequence. You see, once you can visualize the sequence you can accept the reasonableness of it... IF one is not otherwise blinded to that. When one can't agree with the 'fired did it' one then is tempted to introduce other forces to show how it happened... Like steel eating termites.