The most I could picture in my head going into the building are metal shrapnels through windows, and pieces of building that the inertia has transferred to/through. Now throw in some scalar tech to beam some kind of energy blast or down burst of sorts with some planted explosives and a steel building vibrating like a tuning fork after being hit by a jet you could collapse the building into it's underground parking facility. Wtc 7 never got hit but it's all the same foundation and underground parking making it also susceptible to going down with the aid of planted explosives and a scalar tech down burst to push it beneath the foundation into the parking complex. I've seen videos where the blast space rockets into cheesy cinder block walls and you should know not much goes "Through" the wall as much as the wall itself turns into shrapnel an the rocket just kind crumbles on impact
Yeah, the example I always go to is this:
Picture a steel support column anchored firmly in a wide open desert. It’s solid steel.
Now fly a plane straight into it at 500 mph.
We all know what would happen. The plane would be sheared in half like a cooked carrot and explode. The column would be left standing.
Then you realize that the towers were built around such steel support columns, one at every corner and a massive one in the middle. Each floor had a steel truss filled with concrete.
Never could have happened like on tv.
The man who designed the building said "should have been like a mosquito flying into a window screen"
Ok now light a fire underneath the steel beam that's 70% as hot as the melting temp of steel, then put 40 stories on top of it
That has nothing to do with what happens to the plane.
Reeetard ! Your statement if false "Then you realize that the towers were built around such steel support columns, one at every corner and a massive one in the middle. Each floor had a steel truss filled with concrete. " https://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/arch/core.html#cross_bracing
Ok… so there are even more steel support columns than I described. Thank you for linking to images which demonstrate my point that a hollow aluminum plane can’t penetrate a steel and concrete structure.
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