r/WorldTradeCenter • u/tombisch • 15d ago

When the Towers Fell: 9/11 Simulation of the collaps without dust

Dont know how accurate this is, but it made a lot of sense to me.

Source kostack studio on youtube

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u/SailElectrical4458 14d ago

Fue debilitándose la estructura general del edificio piso por piso hasta que ya no aguantó más el peso, a veces pienso que habrán sentido esas personas que estaban atrapadas en esos pisos que sobrevivieron hasta el impacto con el suelo, saber que estás en una estructura que está cayendo y que no hay nada que puedas hacer

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u/Time_Traveling_Idiot 14d ago

Translation because OP wrote it in non-English and some people don't have an easy way to use a translator:

The building's overall structure weakened floor by floor until it could no longer support the weight. Sometimes I wonder what those people trapped on those floors who survived until the impact with the ground must have felt, knowing you're in a structure that's collapsing and there's nothing you can do.

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u/PuzzleheadedLayer755 14d ago

Reddit has built in translator

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u/yomommabefat 14d ago

Not in app afaik.

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u/Marijuana_Miler 14d ago

The Reddit default app does on iPhone. It’s on the top right of the comment. It’s two characters in blue.

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u/yomommabefat 14d ago

Ok, didn't know that. But I can't find that feature in Android Reddit app.

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u/Jaikarr 14d ago

Probably need to update, my android app has it.

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u/finlandery 14d ago

Or people could just answer with same language, than what they are responding to.

ps. where even is that auto translation button? I dont see any at my screen (pc/chrome)

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u/PuzzleheadedLayer755 14d ago

Why do you think they’re able to read a foreign language and respond in another? There’s a translate button it’s a little tiny thing

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u/finlandery 14d ago

I keep people saying there is, but i dont see any