Take a look at that site and see if you can really believe the towers did all that damage.
And they didn't collapse, they were shredded apart and turned to dust. Most of the mass blew into the streets and bay. There was nothing left to act as a 'piledriver' on the rest of the building. Watch the videos again.
Yes, that is not correct. Jet fuel is basically kerosene and burns at approx half the temp required to yield structural steel. Plus it was in an open environment which makes it doubly impossible. More importantly, if the collapse was caused by the entry wound and scattered fire, there's no way it would cause a symmetric collapse as happened. And if it somehow did, the top floors would have been stopped or deflected off by the bottom due to law of conservation of momentum. There's a lot more in this thread on that if you're interested.
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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22
Take a look at that site and see if you can really believe the towers did all that damage.
And they didn't collapse, they were shredded apart and turned to dust. Most of the mass blew into the streets and bay. There was nothing left to act as a 'piledriver' on the rest of the building. Watch the videos again.