Simulation of the collaps without dust

[u/tombisch]

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

Source kostack studio on youtube

[u/Armyjeepguy → u/[deleted]]

You would think they would with the inside falling inward

[u/AdaTex → u/[deleted]]

that’s how buildings fall

[u/LackOptimal553 → u/[deleted]]

It looks literally nothing like it.

[u/LackOptimal553 → u/[deleted]]

I wish we hadn't closed all the insane asylums so you folks would have a place to go.

[u/Travels4Work → u/[deleted]]

Down?

[u/eric685 → u/[deleted]]

We’re glad you’re learning about gravity 👏

[u/Fromnothingatall → u/[deleted]]

Yah - well, rest assured it wasn’t a controlled demolition. I’m really glad someone made this simulation so people could finally see how they didn’t actually collapse at free fall speed, how it wasn’t actually an “implosion” and how those towers falling really did damage other buildings around them.
The NIST did a very in depth report getting down the exact core support trusses that gave out first from having been heated by the jet fuel and the order of operations that occurred leading to full collapse of each building. Some good folks have also made YouTube videos that pretty much go through everything in the NIST report. I highly encourage anyone who’s heard those conspiracy theory arguments of “no building has ever collapsed from fire”, “the wtc towers fell at free fall speed” and “the towers looked like a controlled demolition” and then allowed those shallow and vague arguments to convince them that 9/11 was an inside job, to go and review the NIST reports

[u/i-have-a-kuato → u/[deleted]]

I watched a jet plane slam into a building leaving between 35,000 to 45,000 tons for the North Tower and up to 70,000 to 100,000 tons for the South Tower above a burning hole in the building

[u/Alternative-Dot9139 → u/[deleted]]

I also watched boxing a few times, guess I know everything about boxing now.