Message from @Louis

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2019-09-14 18:34:58 UTC  

if the force on top is an entire building, and the force below is the reaction, and the beam has been heated to 1500-odd degrees

2019-09-14 18:35:02 UTC  

it'll ***bend***

2019-09-14 18:35:18 UTC  

now if that's every single beam on three floors

2019-09-14 18:35:28 UTC  

there's gonna be ***a little bit*** of a problem

2019-09-14 18:35:46 UTC  

1500 or so odd degrees you say>

2019-09-14 18:35:56 UTC  

let me go fucking check for you, you faggot

2019-09-14 18:36:23 UTC  

Jet fuel can't melt stupid cancerous conversations about 9/11.

2019-09-14 18:36:25 UTC  

Inb4 twin towers was built with plastic

2019-09-14 18:36:35 UTC  

Exhibit A. Spec describing temp at which standard jet fuel is capable of burning

2019-09-14 18:36:38 UTC  

"Jet fuel burns at 800° to 1500°F"

2019-09-14 18:36:40 UTC  

lol. Discuss in voice chat so we can hear your autism.

2019-09-14 18:36:47 UTC  

oki so it was F not C

2019-09-14 18:36:49 UTC  

whatever

2019-09-14 18:36:57 UTC  

as well as number of BTUs such a fire is capable of expending

2019-09-14 18:37:11 UTC  

the point is that it's hot enough for the beams to be weakened

2019-09-14 18:37:26 UTC  

yes, correct. it is not

2019-09-14 18:37:32 UTC  

Wut

2019-09-14 18:37:41 UTC  

Even I know that's stupid

2019-09-14 18:37:49 UTC  

no more so than if there was a cat-3 hurriucane that day

2019-09-14 18:37:54 UTC  

Any fucking heat weakens metal

2019-09-14 18:38:08 UTC  

and the specs show it was designed to acoomidate cat-5 winds

2019-09-14 18:38:17 UTC  

i said hot enough, not "not enough" you nigger

2019-09-14 18:38:23 UTC  

Why don't we try to recreate it properly

2019-09-14 18:38:40 UTC  

i.e. on a windy day the top of such a building would see FAR more strain than any fire could every hope to provide

2019-09-14 18:38:43 UTC  

why don't we accept that intense heat weakens metal

2019-09-14 18:38:47 UTC  

FIRE

2019-09-14 18:38:50 UTC  

Why don't we let these two lovebirds fuck it out of each other.

2019-09-14 18:38:51 UTC  

DOESN'T CAUSE STRAIN

2019-09-14 18:38:59 UTC  

IT REDUCES THE STEEL'S TOLERANCE FOR STRAIN

2019-09-14 18:39:11 UTC  

strain is lateral loading

2019-09-14 18:39:19 UTC  

yea

2019-09-14 18:39:27 UTC  

please review your finite element analysis

2019-09-14 18:39:27 UTC  

there was lateral loading when the building leaned

2019-09-14 18:39:34 UTC  

Lol not even steel

2019-09-14 18:39:38 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/613767975614283832/622501725437427742/1565932808245_-_Copy.png

2019-09-14 18:39:38 UTC  

static, not dynamic

2019-09-14 18:39:41 UTC  

fucking

2019-09-14 18:39:47 UTC  

Bet it was made like grenfell

2019-09-14 18:39:48 UTC  

building bends

2019-09-14 18:39:58 UTC  

so you are saying that the middle was the impact site?