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   casey
   Member

   9/11 Science vs. Conspiracy Theories Part

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PawC4u1U7k

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG6i6WBHM3U&feature=related

   Posted 8 months ago #

    

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   Special Ed
   Key Master

   All been debunked countless times

   Speaking of steel buildings collapsing because of fire, something that "never happens":

   http://wtc7lies.googlepages.com/kadertoyfactoryfire:structuralsteelquick

   Perhaps they just decided to "pull" the toy factory?

   Posted 8 months ago #

    

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   advancedatheist
   Member

   Funny how the same people who announce "Government doesn't work" can also believe that the government can pull off such elaborate covert operations which work flawlessly.

   Posted 8 months ago #

    

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   Dr_Benedict_Zaroff
   Member

   I have a question. This time it's a serious one:

   How could an explosion of 15,000 gallons of Jet-A fuel NOT bring the Twin Towers down? My argument has always been that the blasts alone were quite sufficient to topple these structures.

   If my math is correct, the fuel in the 707 tanks had energy content of 2*10^12 Joules. The energy output of 1 kilotons of TNT 4.184*10^12 Joules. So 15,000 gallons of Jet-A can create a bang of up to .478 kilotons worth of TNT. Does anyone know of a structure which could withstand that much destructive power?

   Now, I understand that burn time is a factor here. The longer the burn time, the less powerful the blast. But still, we're looking at pretty powerful stuff.

   My academic training is neither in physics nor engineering, though. And I'm well aware that my assumptions may be pretty sophomoric here. Who can help?

   Here are my sources:

   Boeing website
   http://www.boeing.com/commercial/707family/index.html

   Energy content of Jet-A
   http://physics.info/energy-chemical/

   weight of Jet-A
   http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_much_does_a_gallon_of_jet_fuel_weigh
   (not as good a source as I was looking for, I know; anyone have a better source?)

   metric conversions
   http://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/pounds-to-kilograms.htm

   TNT equivalent
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNT_equivalent
   (sorry about using the wikipedia here; again I'd appreciate a better source, if someone can provide it)

   Posted 5 months ago #

    

5. 

   Matt
   Member

   Math?

   Who needs math? Gage proved it was an inside job with cardboard boxes.

   Posted 5 months ago #

    

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   Dr_Benedict_Zaroff
   Member

   I saw that video. I didn't realize the Twin Towers were made from corrugated cardboard.

   Posted 5 months ago #

    

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