Re: British Institute of Nanotechnology: Military Involved in 9/11
Well, you are using the wrong example. You probably should rephrase your example as "A container truck". Without that condition, most of you bricks and sugar would probably fly into the air because different components of your truck will impact each other at the time the truck hit the stationary car, if the various components have no strong bonds connecting each other.
Also, I repeatedly point out that the size of the lower floor section is much larger than the upper floor section. So may be you should ask yourself:
"Your stationary car hit a container truck carrying 5 tons of bricks at speed of 90mph, will your car render the truck completely destroyed and your car remain intact?"
I would say most of the 50,000 or 100,000 tons of mass became airbone as the result of collision(or shall I say explosion?). Have you seen the pictures and videos of WTC collapsing? See these two for some idea:
Seriously, how much is the size of an avalanche compares with some road beds or building? A thousand of times? How long the distance the avalanche has advanced, at what speed(I heard avalanche could reach speed of sound?)? How much energy that could be?
You are ignoring the information in my various posts. I will say it again here, the lower sections of WTC1 is almost 8 times the size of upper section, and for WTC2 the ratio is 4:1.
We are talking about smaller objects destroying larger objects here. Not the other way around.
By the way, as cow point out, we are debating in good faith here. No need for pointing fingers at one's nose. Calm reasoning is the key.
I don't have to try again. I ask you to see the picture above, and other videos I post before. The fact is, majority of the upper section mass fell outside of the building during its collapse. You simply forming your assumption regardless of reality.
More pictures for your reality check:
http://www.911research.com/wtc/evide...collapses.html
Originally posted by Ghent12
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Also, I repeatedly point out that the size of the lower floor section is much larger than the upper floor section. So may be you should ask yourself:
"Your stationary car hit a container truck carrying 5 tons of bricks at speed of 90mph, will your car render the truck completely destroyed and your car remain intact?"
Originally posted by Ghent12
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Originally posted by c1ue
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You are ignoring the information in my various posts. I will say it again here, the lower sections of WTC1 is almost 8 times the size of upper section, and for WTC2 the ratio is 4:1.
We are talking about smaller objects destroying larger objects here. Not the other way around.
By the way, as cow point out, we are debating in good faith here. No need for pointing fingers at one's nose. Calm reasoning is the key.
Originally posted by c1ue
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More pictures for your reality check:
http://www.911research.com/wtc/evide...collapses.html
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