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Yes, the F4 did not penetrate the concrete block it hit. If someone can illustrate that the walls of the Penragon were 10 foot thick reinforced concrete, ir evenntgat the columns were, then perhaps this meme woukd have a leg to stand on.

I am paying for a 15 Mbps connection via Shaw cable in Canada, which shares many infrastructure set ups that Comcast uses. I have no issues with MB. Speedtest indicates that right now i am gett 15.99 Mbps download.

Do you not see what the difference is? In your clip the falling object falls a long distance to first impact, which is obviously sufficient to shatter the first pane. The distance to the next impact though is very much shorter. The falling object obviously cannot regain the velocity it had at...

JSO, Econ41, myself and others, contributed to a generic description of the tower collapses on ISF. http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=11224323&postcount=413 It says in part:

Wait, Mick notes that you previously said that the modeling capability was not yet attainable, but now it is. So you absolve NIST from any error in not doing so a decade+ ago. Correct? Once again then, is Blender capable of modeling the collapse beyond the first second or two after first...

Mick did construct physical models demonstrating the concept of tower collapse propagation. Some truthers then complained it isn't faithful enough to the towers. I see this as being the very same comlaint that woukd be usdd by truthers even if a new, 2017 supercomputer FEA were used that then...

Is Blender sufficient to model the collapses? How long into collapse do you need to go? 2 seconds, 3 seconds, 10? If you did model the first 3 seconds, or until after the first two or three floors below fire floors are involved, do you think that would mollify AE911T gor instance, on whether...

Was the GWBush admin, the FBI, CIA, or any official at all, given actionable intel concernjng the 9/11 attacks? Maybe you know of someone who passed on intel about the date/time, or location, or if airliners are focused on, the carrier and airport of origin? "What?.... no, of course not", you...

I don't recall how many structural collapse investigations have created a virtual model that demonstrates how the structure could possibly fall with the observed speed and destructive power under the influence of gravity. Perhaps you have some info on examples?

Are we supposed to believe that a space-a-beam vaporized engine blocks, large dense pieces of the vehicles, while not vaporizing wheel rims or bumpers? That makes no sene.

No, this is not a replication of an experiment. AE911T wanted to run the same program that NIST did, using the same data and settings that NIST did. Instead of a replication of an experiment it is simply a more complex version of adding 2+2 on a hand calculator to see if it always returns the...

,,,and you should add that Ketchum HAS been found wanting in this area of expertise. It seems the above poster wants to investigate the hiring practise of NIST when it came to assigning work for the WTC reports. I think we can assume that they assigned those tasks to people who had proper...

Correction noted.

5/100 of a second? You mean at 5 seconds into the 22 second clip Given the length of the shadow produced by the dust expulsion in the first still at 5 seconds, it began before the camera swung that way as well.

Sorry Town, the crash severed the sprinkler system pipes draining the water supply. By the time the fire would have been hot enough to melt aluminum there was no water. It was most likely the high speed shredded aircraft bits that eroded away the spray on fire insulation exposing the steel to...

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=11680040#post11680040

You seem a bit confused. Members here ARE saying this building was brought down by fire. AE911T has come out and said there were explosives used on the Plasco. On another forum, AE911T engineer, Tony Szamboti is declaring that the Plasco was taken down by the use of explosives. Apparently you...

but not as similar as French or German Point was that with differing connotations and perhaps differing syntax, translations, especially literal translations can be a bit off the mark.

Translation often is difficult between such dissimilar languages. However, yes, since it's obvious that the north exterior wall was indeed still intact, it could simply be translation from a phrase that referred to a collapse on the "north side" became "north wall".

Yeah, but in the lumber yard we tried real hard not to break the drywall sheets. We allowed customers to take home full sheets and do that themselves. :) OTOH, the first time I did some drywalling in my first house I did not know how one cuts drywall. So I used my circular saw. I was doing this...