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Title: Find the Hidden Debris Pile 9/11 Ground Zero Footage
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YouTube
URL Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxFCKoNUgRg&feature=related
Published: Aug 31, 2010
Author: some dude
Post Date: 2010-08-31 21:35:17 by Critter
Keywords: Ground Zero, Amateur, Footgae, 9/11
Views: 321
Comments: 16
Poster Comment: If a heavy mass drops down onto the floors below, and drives the WTC towers down to the ground, pulverizing them the entire way, where does it go when it is finished doing the job? Obviously it sneaks away under cover of the dust clouds, silly.
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#1. To: Critter (#0)
So what skeleton was that left standing?
South tower lobby level I believe.
Thanks. I thought that all three went down to the ground, and beyond. I'd never seen this clip.
If there were 110 floors and they were 1 foot thick and they "pancaked", there should be 110 feet of floors piled up. What happened to all the concrete? It's insane, just literally insane that most everyone doesn't understand that. What kind of a weapon could make that much concrete turn into dust that quick?
What happened to all the concrete? It's insane, just literally insane that most everyone doesn't understand that. What kind of a weapon could make that much concrete turn into dust that quick? I once asked someone if they were going to burn some concrete scraps mixed in their wheelbarrow of other debris from a home remodeling project and they laughed at me. Said they'd have to burn it for about a hundred years to get rid of it that way. That might have been a bit of an exaggeration but the point was that it's very sturdy. The WTC buildings were the tallest ever to be brought down. Good question about what kind of weapon could make that much concrete turn into dust resembling "pancake flour" that quickly. I think we can rule out the fires and the lightweight floors that were disintegrating from the top down, so not heavy enough to account for the obliteration of the ones below.
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#13. To: wudidiz (#6)
If there were 110 floors and they were 1 foot thick and they "pancaked", there should be 110 feet of floors piled up.
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