WebNova has simply followed the dictates of what the National Science Foundation and the government have approved and sanctioned. There were many glaring omissions from the program; first, why did the buildings collapse at free-fall speed, that is, less time than it takes an unimpeded object to fall the height of the building? WebThese buildings did not just collapse; they were turned into dust; and the people too. It takes an hour min. to cremate a human body, and then the bones are crushed by machine, and even then there can still be fragments left over. This takes place under extreme controlled conditions, like a blast furnace.

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WebApr 30, 2002 · The south tower (which fell first) fell because the outer skeleton snapped, but the north tower fell because the inner core collapsed. The differences were also due to the angles of the planes and the height … WebNOVA: Brian Clark, one of only four people to get out from above where United 175 hit the South Tower, says that when the plane struck, the building swayed for a full seven to 10 seconds in one direction before settling back, and he thought it was going over. foot pirey

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WebApr 30, 2002 · Why the Towers Fell. Produced and Directed by Garfield Kennedy and Larry Klein. Edited by Bob Ede and Sam Green. Narrated by Will Lyman. Associate Producer … WebNOVA:You've pointed out that structural steel loses about half its strength at 1,200°F, yet even a 50 percent loss of strength is insufficient, by itself, to explain the collapse. Eagar:Well, normally the biggest load on this building was the wind load, trying to push it sideways and make it vibrate like a flag in the breeze. WebAug 22, 2015 · NOVA PBS - Why Towers Fell. Part of NIST's 9/11 vault, released through the FOIA to the International Center for 9/11 Studies and then donated to the National … foot pitch