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Title: Wtc 7 - Photo Of The South Side
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Published: Apr 14, 2007
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Post Date: 2007-04-14 20:18:47 by honway
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According to the NIST report, the south face of WTC 7 had damage between two exterior columns - roof level down 5 to 10 floors, extent not known. The picture below was taken while WTC 1 was still collapsing. The photographer was on the Brooklyn Bridge and captured a clear shot of the upper floors of WTC 7 from the south and east, before the building was obscured by smoke after the collapse The south side of the top of WTC 7 is very clear in this image. It is also clear that there is no gash. The debris coming down did not reach the top floors of WTC 7. 
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#2. To: honway, christine, kamala, Skydrifter (#0)
Just doing a little thinking out loud here... Someone posted a video or pictures of building 7 taken before its collapse that showed what appeared to be a very clean, straight chunk missing out of south side of the building. Someone else posted that it looked too clean and symmetrical to have been a gouge caused by falling debris. Looking at this photo, it is obvious that nothing has damaged 7 at this point of the collapse. Could it be that once the building was obscured by the dust cloud, a partial demolition occured, but failed to completely take down the building? Maybe one string of explosives fired on schedule, but the rest failed to fire for some reason? A failed controlled demo could explain the symmetry of the damage seen in that video or picture I saw here.
#3. To: Critter (#2)
So it was meant to fall with the 2 towers.
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Replies to Comment # 2. A failed controlled demo could explain the symmetry of the damage seen in that video or picture I saw here.
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