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>>3710623 >Arguments about the strength of heated steel. (Learn to tensile strength) >Implying the entire metal frame of the building isn't fireproofed. (Implying fireproofing wasn't knocked off or destabilized due to force of impact and resonance caused by impact) >Explosion
only happened in tiny section of the building, only removed
fireproofing on like 10 - 15 floors, steel was only heated on those
floors. (Forgetting what happens when objects hit other
objects resulting in the "Butterfly fan" of damage within a structure,
human body or otherwise) >Implying the
building was heated downwards to the ground floor from the top through
intact fireproofing everywhere without the magic fire burning every
single last person inside. (lolwut?) >Tower
in the left of picture hit at 2/3rds of it's height, collapsed from the
top floor down instead of at the point of impact. (mfw videos endlessly show the collapse initiated at the point of damage) >Implying
heat physics matters then ignoring basic information like the fact the
majority of the building didn't even get hit, look at the fucking tower
on the right, look at it. (lol this statement is hilarious on its own) >Implying the jet fuel didn't burn up in the explosion, look at the tower on the left. (Implying
that an office full of furniture and other flammable objects such as
flooring (carpet) walls (Gypsum, which contained nitrates, sulfates,
carbonates, and other sources for immolation) would not have caught on
fire by jet fuel being sprayed in the instant of impact just prior to
immolation and plane destruction) >took like
an hour and a half for the buildings to COLLAPSE, not partially
crumble, not to weaken, to completely and utterly collapse and
pulverise. (Implying this is something that is unusual considering structural dynamics...)
MFW.. |