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Originally Posted by dimension XI
I think the lack of any counter argument, from the usually very vocal and stringent supporters of Bush and his administration is very compelling indeed. I just think that if Bush or the people that really have the power had nothing to do with the carrying out this attack, it is very likely that some of them knew it was coming but chose to ignore it, for other long term future strategies.
As for the point made about the time factor being an area of uncertainty. I would like to know what the parameters would be for it to be beyond a reasonable doubt. i.e. is there a duration of time where the laws of physics state that one or all of these theories are impossible and can only mean one thing? If this is really close to the estimated time then I would suppose it is an important factor. If it is well outside the boundaries then an estimated time is as accurate as you need to get.
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Excellent question, thank you. You are definitely keeping me on my toes. Curious that the official theory crowd isn't asking these very pointed, challenging and intelligent questions.
So you wanna know what the difference is between free fall/no resistance time compared to that which accounts for air pressure and minimal building (but some) resistance? The latter works out to be just shy of two minutes. HUGE.
Mind you, that's still ignoring the laws of momentum, the initial resistance of the next floor to collapse and the enormous amount of energy required to pulverize every square inch of the building or the energy (heat and velocity) contained in the dust cloud.
Simply put, you have enough energy (being very generous) to either pancake, or pulverize but not both.
But don't take my word for it.. take a look at the science...
http://janedoe0911.tripod.com/BilliardBalls.html
Again, this is pretty simple stuff. However, you need to have a grasp of energy transfer, or at least know that you can't create or destroy energy.
I hope this answers your question.
But don't take my word for it.