Collapse of the Twin Towers by airplanes physically impossible
What happened to the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, would be a physical
impossibility due to airplane impacts, because:
- The buildings were built to be airplane-proof, to withstand even a Boeing 707.
- It is impossible for an asymmetrical impact to cause a symmetrical collapse.
- It was impossible for 2 planes to bring down 3 skyscrapers. But building 7 fell with them!
- Aviation fuel exploded in a large fireball could not possibly pulverize 110 floors afterwards, as happened.
- Steel beams weighing several tons cannot fly hundreds of meters to the side in a fire.
- A little aviation fuel can't possibly dissolve 100,000 tons of concrete almost into thin air.
- Kerosene could not possibly turn huge steel grids to dust while still in the air, but termite could: ... such
nuclear residues were found everywhere in the rubble.
- The flood tanks of the buildings could only remain intact because almost all 110
floors were pulverized in the free fall.
- The simultaneous failure of all the steel beams of a skyscraper would be a
physical impossibility without blasting.
- Impossible, then, that NIST did not initiate an explosives investigation and that all steel remnants were shipped
to China within 2 weeks, even before any investigation.
Bravo! Yay!