Gnostic Anon
8/7/2025, 2:00:54 AM
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The physics of 9/11
>passport found
>engine found
>Betty Ong's remains found
This is because when an explosion happens it blows shit in the opposite direction. If it just "vaporized everything" we wouldn't ne here (refer to the Big Bang).
>why did WTC7 collapse?
Because of fire
It heated up on 10 floors, with uncontrolled ones on 6 of thdm for hours which lead the girders to thermally expand, leading to the failure of a key support column, thus facilitating a fire collapse.
>fire doesn't collapse things!
Whaf the fuck is a flashover?
>how did it happen when other buildings withstood fires for much longer?
Because it was some experimental design from the 1960s.
>those terrorists didn't know how to fly!
You're right. Which is why NORAD couldn't detecf them soon enough because they kept going up and down.
>jet fuel can't melt steel beams
You're right, but it can weakene it to the point of structural failure. Which is why it collapsed, due to the trusses and floors sagging and the top of the building no longer being able to support the weight. So the top of the building tilted and crushed the rest of the floors underneath it at near freefall speed. But the difference is the collapse was more outwards rather than inwards, which is why the concrete inner cores were left intact 10-15 seconds after both collapses before they too crumbled and fell due to no longer having support.
>the black smoke meant the fires were oxygen starved
This is wrong on two counts: plastics were burning which is why the smoke was thick, oily and black, and the fireproofing was dislodged due to the impact. Also, is this why 200 people jumped to their deaths?
>but it was meant to withstand plane impacts
Not going at the speed of a .45 caliber bullet that's the size of a fucking Boeing commercial jet.
>aluminum is too weak to penetrate steel
You're right. That's why the explosion and impact dislodged bolts and unsheared shit leaving a crater that didn't fully enter it.
>engine found
>Betty Ong's remains found
This is because when an explosion happens it blows shit in the opposite direction. If it just "vaporized everything" we wouldn't ne here (refer to the Big Bang).
>why did WTC7 collapse?
Because of fire
It heated up on 10 floors, with uncontrolled ones on 6 of thdm for hours which lead the girders to thermally expand, leading to the failure of a key support column, thus facilitating a fire collapse.
>fire doesn't collapse things!
Whaf the fuck is a flashover?
>how did it happen when other buildings withstood fires for much longer?
Because it was some experimental design from the 1960s.
>those terrorists didn't know how to fly!
You're right. Which is why NORAD couldn't detecf them soon enough because they kept going up and down.
>jet fuel can't melt steel beams
You're right, but it can weakene it to the point of structural failure. Which is why it collapsed, due to the trusses and floors sagging and the top of the building no longer being able to support the weight. So the top of the building tilted and crushed the rest of the floors underneath it at near freefall speed. But the difference is the collapse was more outwards rather than inwards, which is why the concrete inner cores were left intact 10-15 seconds after both collapses before they too crumbled and fell due to no longer having support.
>the black smoke meant the fires were oxygen starved
This is wrong on two counts: plastics were burning which is why the smoke was thick, oily and black, and the fireproofing was dislodged due to the impact. Also, is this why 200 people jumped to their deaths?
>but it was meant to withstand plane impacts
Not going at the speed of a .45 caliber bullet that's the size of a fucking Boeing commercial jet.
>aluminum is too weak to penetrate steel
You're right. That's why the explosion and impact dislodged bolts and unsheared shit leaving a crater that didn't fully enter it.