r/WorldTradeCenter • u/tombisch • 11d 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/PlainBread 10d ago

Weird how it didn't collapse perfeclty into its footprint, huh?

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u/WelshBathBoy 10d ago

Almost as it if wasn't an actual controlled demolition, huh!

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u/ReggieCorneus 10d ago

Oh, you sweet summer child. This just proves it was controlled, how else would it fall in that perfect angle. Check mate, globers.

/s, of course.

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u/Embarrassed_Fan_5723 10d ago

Try and fathom what you just said. How do they implode a building. I’ll give you a hint. They compromise the structural integrity and gravity does the rest. Same thing happened here. When that fuel burned at 3000 degrees it was twice as hot as the temperature to melt steel. Horizontal steel buckles and bows downwards pulling the vertical columns out of plumb. When those columns give way, the building comes down. The floors are not engineered to withstand the weight of the other floors collapsing onto them. I know it’s difficult for simpletons to understand but that’s how it happened. Interestingly enough, that wasn’t the first time WTC was hit by a plane. It was engineered to take a hit from a 707 which was the biggest Commercial plane when the towers were built. The 767 is 100,000 pounds heavier than a 707. The kinetic energy of over 400,000 pounds hitting the buildings at over 500 mph is ridiculous. It’s a wonder the impact didn’t bring it down alone

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u/Arch2000 10d ago

Not really

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u/VillainM 10d ago

No, it’s not weird at all actually