12 survivors out of 3000 people, more intellectual dishonesty or just pure stupidity on your part, which is it? May I bring 240 here so he can school you on the type of CT that you are?
By the way I'm still waiting for you to proof who did the peer review on the Nist report on WTC 7. Last time I check they never released their computer model or their mathematical calculations. I could be wrong, waiting for you to prove it that is.
And the main stream science that has been per review and back up the official report on 9/11 from prestigious Universities that you been claiming all this time too. Would like to check it as well.
Funny how you only provide the links to survivors of the twin towers, but can't provide any of them to prove the fatal damage from the debris to WTC 7, afraid you may get exposed again?
start here: www.google.com I know its not youtube, but that's were i got them.
I have spent enough time digging shit up. Your turn. Or better yet, bet me they don't exist.
Or you can try starting here:
http://web.mit.edu/http://www-math.mit.edu/http://heiwaco.tripod.com/http://www.civil.northwestern.edu/https://www.cs.purdue.eduhttp://news.stanford.edu/ Why wouldn't i be surprised that if you do find them, you'll cite your grand conspiracy defense saying they threatened or government financed or just plain ignore it and jump to something else?
here is a off subject regarding pulverization of concrete as per one of other conversations from one of those reports:
Energy Required to Produce All of Pulverized ConcreteLet us now check whether the gravitational energy delivered by impact sufficed to produce the
large amount of concrete dust on the ground. The dust particles generally ranged from Dmin
= 0.01 mm to Dmax = 0.1 mm. Substituting D = Dmax into Eq. (13), and considering, as an
upper bound, that all of the concrete of both towers (about Md = 14.6×107 kg) was pulverized,
lying on the ground, we can calculate an upper bound on the total impact energy Kt required
to produce all these particles, for both towers:
Kt =
3MdGF
ρD0.5
max
(D
−0.5
min − D
−0.5
max ) (21)
=
3 × (14.6 × 107
) kg × 20 J/m2
1500 kg/m3 × (100 µm)0.5
[(10 µm)−0.5 − (100 µm)−0.5
] = 12.63 × 1010 J (22)
Eq. (21) indicates the dissipation of about 865 J per kg of pulverized concrete, which is a
realistic value.
The total gravitational potential energy Πg released by one tower is calculated as the tower
weight multiplied by the distance between the mass centroid of the tower and the mass centroid
of the rubble heap on the ground, and is approximately Πg = 8.25×1011 J. Eq. (21) represents
only about 7.65 % of 2Πg (both towers).
So there is far more impact energy than necessary