On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Mike Copeland <[email protected]> wrote:

> BTW, when I was in school for architecture, I had one of the the architects
> > that worked on the WTC buildings as an instructor for awhile.  The way
> the
> > towers came down was exactly as they were designed to do.  However, it
> was
> > several centuries earlier than expected.  The buildings were designed to
> be
> > structurally sound to last for about 1000 years.  Also designed to take a
> > hit from a 707, not a fully fueled 767.  The fact that it remained
> upright
> > from the impact itself is testimony to that.
> >
> > Fred
> Here's the $64 Billion question....how did those Navy Seals (or whatever
> demolition company the guv'ment hired) know how to drop a 110 Story
> Building that was constructed like the WT Center was? What part of
> "skill set" is involved in that?
>

True.  Nobody has/had ever attempted to demolish a building of that size yet
that I know of.  No way anyone had the "experience" to go by.  My instructor
also brought in a couple of the structural steel analysis books for a couple
of the floors.  These books contained all the calculations to determine the
steel members size and connection requirements.  The ground floor book was
over a 1 foot thick (several thousand pages I would guess, but probably less
than Obamacare <g>) while the 110th floor book was about a quarter inch
thick.  He said the books for the other floors pretty much scaled between
the two, depending on the floor.


> I'm not saying the Seals couldn't give 'er a good go, but, dang! They're
> GOOD! Most of the stuff they're trained to destroy just kind of flies in
> all directions and makes a big mess. But not these guys...they're almost
> as good as Bruce Willis and those oil-well drilling guys who flew into
> space and blew up that Earth-killer asteroid! Hey! Maybe they were
> involved!
>
> Where was Bruce Willis on 9/11/01????!!!
>
> Oh wait, that was fantasy.
>
>
Like the "Truthers" version of things.

Fred


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