9/11 truth movement topic

[ring_theory]

Speaking of the Truth Movement

http://www.history.com/shows.do?action=detail&episodeId=240087

Cheers, Tinker

8( no cable or satellite 

[d3adp00l]

I would like to see what they have to say tink. Although I am pretty sure I already know. It would be easy to line up people from both sides of the argument. And as far as the reasons and whatnot, I assume it would be something similar to the urban legend theories. But As I do not have cable, satellite, or any thing but a dvd player. But I am sure that anyone who doesn't agree with the accepted thoughts is in some kind of psychosis.

[d3adp00l]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6708190071483512003

This is a pretty good watch.

[HopeForHumanity]

Something I noticed while watching the video was when they talked about steel losing strength at certain temperatures. I remmebered that heat rises, IF the fire was hot enough to make the steel lose strength, then it would only be above the fire, because the heat from the fire, like how it rises, would only rise through the steel the same way. This would mean the steel at the base would be in perfect strength and probably many floors below the fire as well, greatly slowing the speed at which it could fall. But this isn't the case, which can only be explained by demolition. So to conclude, if the fire was hot enough to make the steel lose strength, then it would weaken upward from the initial fire, and then burn slowly back down like a candle.

[ring_theory]

Something I noticed while watching the video was when they talked about steel losing strength at certain temperatures. I remmebered that heat rises, IF the fire was hot enough to make the steel lose strength, then it would only be above the fire, because the heat from the fire, like how it rises, would only rise through the steel the same way. This would mean the steel at the base would be in perfect strength and probably many floors below the fire as well, greatly slowing the speed at which it could fall. But this isn't the case, which can only be explained by demolition. So to conclude, if the fire was hot enough to make the steel lose strength, then it would weaken upward from the initial fire, and then burn slowly back down like a candle.

If fire was the only element involved however one must consider that the towers above the fires an avalanche of concrete and steel ( potential energy) waiting to be released. If we look at natural events such as a avalanche of snow, rock, mud etc. we know nothing survives in it's path or slows it's decent. the same is true with a avalanche of steel and concrete.