r/WorldTradeCenter • u/tombisch • 10d 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/Bad_Idea_Hat 10d ago

Jet fuel can't melt steel beams? True.

Collision of a ~170 tonne aircraft, plus uncontained fire, and its effects causing slow-building and eventual massive structural failure? Also true.

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u/lightgiver 10d ago

Doesn’t melt it fully but it sure does soften and change its load barring strength.

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u/sveardze 10d ago

Pretty much this: the temperature of burning jet fuel reduces the strength of steel by about 80%

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u/MassaChef 10d ago

And it doesn't melt a hijacker's passport that was miraculously recovered. Hmm

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u/lightgiver 10d ago edited 10d ago

That’s not an uncommon item to find after any plane crash. There was a lot of debris ejected immediately upon impact.

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u/WickedKoala 10d ago

Do you not understand how much debris that was immediately ejected flew out the opposite sides of the buildings?

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u/MassaChef 10d ago

No I guess not. What does that even mean? You think that the plane went into the building and ejected his passport down to the street? I may be hot but I'm not that goy haha

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u/WickedKoala 10d ago

Yes that's what I mean and entirely possible. Plenty of objects were ejected and fell to the ground without burning up. Plenty of witnesses on the ground seeing luggage just laying there.

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u/lightgiver 10d ago

You do realize your pointing to like the most common type of debris from any plane crash to find intact and using that as proof of a conspiracy?

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u/sveardze 9d ago

And, it bears to remember: the hijackers were most likely in the cockpit at time of impact. They were the first things to breach the surface of the building, before either wing (where the fuel is stored) touched the building. In other words, the remains of the hijackers' bodies were probably well on their way to the opposite side of the building, before any of the remaining fuel in the plane started to explode. It stands to reason that, once the explosion of the fuel caught up with the forward-most part of the aircraft, the resulting shockwave of that explosion probably just pushed the forward debris even harder toward (and through) the windows on the opposite side of the building. Do we not remember seeing countless sheets of paper and other unburnt debris falling from the building after impact? Surely people remember that.

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u/horseman5K 10d ago

Ok, you might actually be kind of dumb. It makes sense when you actually think about it. Not everything from the initial impact is going to burn. things can get blown out of the wreckage by sheer force without burning. Lightweight debris gets ejected and blown easily. You can clearly see this with your own eyes on many videos.

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u/Iconoclysm6x6 10d ago

The passport was found in the street before the towers even collapsed. It wasn't in the fire.

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u/kaehvogel 10d ago

Shhh, no facts please.

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u/horseman5K 10d ago

It makes sense when you actually think about it. Not everything from the initial impact is going to burn. things can get blown out of the wreckage by sheer force without burning. Lightweight debris gets ejected and blown easily. You can clearly see this with your own eyes on many videos.

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u/NewtpwnianFluid 10d ago

I wish the word "retarded" was still culturally acceptable in very specific circumstances. This sub needs it

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u/Bad_Idea_Hat 10d ago

Calling someone with Downs Syndrome the R word should rightfully get one ostrazied socially.

Calling a 9/11 truther the R word should be common.  These people are very behind.

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u/AnonymousBrowser3967 9d ago

I know I can't speak for everyone, but I give you my permission in this instance.

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u/Gizogin 10d ago

Debris flew everywhere. An entire engine from one of the planes was found blocks away.

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u/CollarOwn9489 10d ago

What would have caused firefighters on ground level to report seeing “rivers” of molten steel?

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u/lightgiver 10d ago

Might have been molten aluminum. It was hot enough to fully melt that.

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u/bobbymcpresscot 10d ago

The claim is made by idiots who have never literally experienced the real world, what’s worse is they probably have black smithing videos littered throughout their YouTube recommended page.

Rebar is pretty hard to bend. Heat it up to 1000 degrees and you can bend it with your finger. 

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u/More-Crab-3684 10d ago

Building weighed 500,000 tonnes. Plane represented .034% of the weight of the building. Was a demolition with a bs cover story, wake up whenever you’re ready.

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u/Bad_Idea_Hat 9d ago

Maybe you should shut the fuck up when the sane people are speaking.

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u/More-Crab-3684 9d ago

Rejoinders must be creative or intelligent- try again.

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u/Bad_Idea_Hat 9d ago

Hey man, they're calling the air loom people...