You are a very cheap man.Valac said:I'd rewire it for a case of beer, as long as I get to drink half the beer first.
warped said:Usually they don't go near the building after it just stops falling like that, the original contractors probaby just waited for it to eventually fall over or take it down with a wrecking ball, but I don't think anyone rewires a building its just too dangerous.
Jack said:That's pretty weird, I mean shouldn't the combined weight of all those stories above, with their support instantly removed, have created enough energy to bust the first floor when it impacted the ground, therby removing the support from the above story, and than likewise all the way up (i.e. pancaking)? I didn't see any fissures or anthing in the structure, not even a window breaking.
Eh, oh well, only thing I know about how buildings collapse I got from Fox News.
Valac said:As far as the WTC. They said it was the fuel buring that weakened the structure. As hot as that stuff burns, I think that would be a fair explanation as far as an initial breech to the remaining structure, and the only think I could think of that would add to it was the weight of the plane.
BobdogG5 said:Those were not the beams in question; the beams they are talking about are the ones that connect the internal structure to the external shell. Also, it should be noted that steel loses much of its structural integrity long before it reaches its melting point.