Jedo
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The following witness report of the collapse of 7 WTC, that included a mention of buckling, is taken from the blog https://undicisettembre.blogspot.de, recommended by @Oystein in another thread:
I felt quite confident that this is some valuable witness report that corroborated the NIST findings of buckling, like shown in this picture:
However, by checking the Oral histories on the N.Y. Times website, which luckily exists also in a compiled and searchable single pdf file on archive.org (maybe complied by someone in the truth movement?), I found several other references to buckling, however, this time only related to the collapse of the Twin Towers:
Supervisor Fire Marshall Brian Grogan
Firefighter Scott Holowach
Firefighter John Moribito
Firefighter Dean Beltrami
Now what makes me wonder is whether these reports all refer to the phenomenon of buckling as it is understood in the NIST reports.
The Merriam Webster Online Dictionary has the following definitions of the verb to buckle (which could make sense here):
So my questions are:
However, by checking the Oral histories on the N.Y. Times website, which luckily exists also in a compiled and searchable single pdf file on archive.org (maybe complied by someone in the truth movement?), I found several other references to buckling, however, this time only related to the collapse of the Twin Towers:
Supervisor Fire Marshall Brian Grogan
Firefighter Dean Beltrami
The Merriam Webster Online Dictionary has the following definitions of the verb to buckle (which could make sense here):
- Is there video or photographic evidence the Twin Towers had some buckling too?
- Can 'buckling' be understood in a more general way or is it always meant in the oral histories I've quoted in the way NIST uses it for describing the phenomenon how the columns or the external frame of WTC 7 buckled in the NIST simulations?