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Originally Posted by Kelrathi
built to withstand a 707, read on
http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2001/se...wers_built_to/
oh and fire > steel
the fire only needs to heat up the steel enough for the higher floors to make the steel bend, you dont need the steel to melt, so avoid linking me to the "it wasnt hot enough to melt steel!!!!)!)0"
What do you think people mean when they say "the bigger they are, the harder they fall"
What did you expect to happen to the buildings? do you confuse big with strong? In fact if the building was smaller, the firefighters could have started putting out the fire sooner and stopped the steel from melting.
Oh and link me to other buildings of similar size that withstood a plane of this size crashing into it, and i will take back everything. thanks |
seem to me that you didnt checked the video at all... i suggest you checked it out... and write back what you think about the questions/answer they got.... Oh and i got a good one : why did the damn towers fell both in a superb line from up till down ? if this plane is so big as you say, why its weight havent play in the way the tower fall ? it hasnt fell on any build around... one tower could hav fell on the other... Nahhh it fell from up till down and thats because fire melted the steel...