This is an engineering perspective of how the twin towers collapsed in 2001.
At the time I was in my 20s, studying engineering at university. From a physics standpoint, we (my class mates, teachers and i) couldn't believe how quickly those buildings collapsed.
They fell at the acceleration of gravity. If you dropped a hammer from the same height it would of landed at the same time the top of the building did.
This is impossible. There should of been a resistance below the airplane impact point that would have decelerated the collapse. Instead it accelerated at the same rate as gravity.
According to the laws of physics, the only possible way those buildings could of collapsed like that was if there was nothing holding it up. But obviously the building itself was holding it up.
So then how did they fall so fast.
We concluded, from a physics and engineering standpoint, that it was impossible for the plane damage to bring down the towers that way. Their had to have been demolition charges throughout the buildings core for it to fall that fast. And if you look at the destruction of a building using demo charges, it falls exactly the same way.
Without charges the top of the building may have crushed the levels that were damaged by the plane but would never have destroyed the whole building. At the very least there should of been a deceleration, leaving the lower levels in tact.
Then there was a smaller building, named building 7, that wasn't hit by the airplanes and still collapsed in the same fashion. Its unexplainable without demo charges.
At the time we were all convinced that the Americans would conclude the same thing after an investigation. We thought that the terrosrists must of planted demo charges throughout the buildings.
But much to our surprise the investigation maintained that the planes alone caused the collapse which perplexes me still to this day.
It's important to note that this isn't my own personal conclusion. This event was heavily discussed by our whole class and teachers and the conclusion came about by everyone, uninfluenced by any mainstream explanations that came about later on.
At the time I was in my 20s, studying engineering at university. From a physics standpoint, we (my class mates, teachers and i) couldn't believe how quickly those buildings collapsed.
They fell at the acceleration of gravity. If you dropped a hammer from the same height it would of landed at the same time the top of the building did.
This is impossible. There should of been a resistance below the airplane impact point that would have decelerated the collapse. Instead it accelerated at the same rate as gravity.
According to the laws of physics, the only possible way those buildings could of collapsed like that was if there was nothing holding it up. But obviously the building itself was holding it up.
So then how did they fall so fast.
We concluded, from a physics and engineering standpoint, that it was impossible for the plane damage to bring down the towers that way. Their had to have been demolition charges throughout the buildings core for it to fall that fast. And if you look at the destruction of a building using demo charges, it falls exactly the same way.
Without charges the top of the building may have crushed the levels that were damaged by the plane but would never have destroyed the whole building. At the very least there should of been a deceleration, leaving the lower levels in tact.
Then there was a smaller building, named building 7, that wasn't hit by the airplanes and still collapsed in the same fashion. Its unexplainable without demo charges.
At the time we were all convinced that the Americans would conclude the same thing after an investigation. We thought that the terrosrists must of planted demo charges throughout the buildings.
But much to our surprise the investigation maintained that the planes alone caused the collapse which perplexes me still to this day.
It's important to note that this isn't my own personal conclusion. This event was heavily discussed by our whole class and teachers and the conclusion came about by everyone, uninfluenced by any mainstream explanations that came about later on.
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