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Or the shaded side of a hill... the ol' "Crater-Dome Illusion" is a wonderful thing... When you're looking at images of cratered worlds taken from spacecraft, do you see domes, bumps or mounds instead of craters? That's because our brains are...

I think that's more common than not in heavily-glassed buildings. True, some glass may be bowed by stress, but bear in mind that glass is like a liquid in solid form. Old windows get thicker at the bottom as they slump with age. Glass buildings...

I think they will have to remove that whole corner addition and start again. But of more immediate concern, what's under the buckled columns? Slightly stronger columns?

{Added just before posting: I believe the video being discussed is National Archives Catalog "The Roswell Incident", NAID: 326996858 Local ID: 341-ROSWELL-41 https://catalog.archives.gov/id/326996858, 21 mins 45 secs, I belatedly noticed the link...

Enjoying the Age of Disinformation ...

I'm waiting for a comment by a controlled demolition guy. If they hadn't noticed, the controlled demolition guys never blow up the whole building.

Oooh, building 7. The one where fire raged across two floors for hours until the building eventually collapsed. Richard, I propose you add back some fire loads to the Pfizer buildig—two storeys of office furniture, paper, and ceiling tiles...

As I predicted: Source: https://x.com/RichardGage_911/status/2075262640058998856 [RG911Team] They let the cat out of the bag. The FDNY Chief just admitted what really happens to steel skyscrapers when columns fail. And in doing so, he...

In this case, the load was increased via the additional construction: sometimes the simple act of storing the construction materials in the wrong place can overload a building. In the WTC towers, there was no additional load; instead, some...

If nothing else. these pictures might be useful to show to the "jetfuel can't melt steel beams" crowd... apparently the jet fuel is not necessary if the load is sufficient...

If the Daily Mail called it pareidolia, then what's the point? To be fair, many of their articles and headlines are overly sensationalized, but near the end, they'll mention a mundane explanations, assuming one read that far. See our threads on...

Sadly, people die. Or move to a commune in Tibet where there is little contact with the outside world. Or even forget that back in their salad days they made a hoax UFO picture... I'd agree the why of it is unknown, but not really a mystery...

Especially if you have a LIDAR equipped drone. For precision measurements of the height between the floor below the drone and the ceiling above it. Repeated daily, on every accessible floor, to see if the structure is getting shorter over time...

Please provide links and quotes. I don't remember this.

If we accept a seemingly magical drive technology that contradicts what little we actually know about the elements that it is said to depend on, on the basis of no testable evidence whatsoever, there's no reason not to accept seemingly magical...