Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Plenty of experts, including those who are experts in buildings, knew it was going to collapse:NIST certainly didn't find that the planes impacts was adequate to cause the twin towers to collapse as they collapsed.
https://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/pseudosc/911nutphysics.htm
Probably the most revealing commentary on the controlled demolition theory is Bringing Down The House by Michael Satchell in US News and World Report (June 30, 2003). This article describes the work of Controlled Demolition Inc., far and away the world leaders in controlled demolition, and Mark and Doug Loizeaux, who run it.
Like most Americans, the Loizeauxs were transfixed by the televised scenes of destruction shortly after the first jet struck. But as experts in buildings' vulnerabilities, they knew right away what few Americans realized. "I told Doug immediately that the tower was coming down, and when the second tower was hit, that it would follow," remembers Mark.
Horrified, the Loizeaux brothers watched first responders streaming into the doomed towers and tried frantically, and unsuccessfully, to phone in warnings. In the following days, CDI was called to ground zero to consult on safety and develop plans for demolition and debris removal. What if the twin towers, though badly damaged, had somehow remained standing? Without doubt, the Loizeaux family would have been called upon to bring them down. "Quite simply," says Mark in a rare moment of introspective uncertainty, "I don't know how we would have done it."
So according to the world experts on building demolition:
- It was immediately obvious that the towers were going to fall
- They have no idea how they would have brought down the towers in a controlled demolition.
It isn't a mystery. It was pummeled with flying debris from the collapse of the other two buildings.What about WTC 7? Do we need to leave that sudden symmetrical collapse as a religious mystery?
http://www.firehouse.com/article/10567885/deputy-chief-peter-hayden
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/nyregion/20050812_WTC_GRAPHIC/Nigro_Daniel.txt
Those are the accounts from firefighters who were there, and they were concerned about the building collapsing long before it collapsed. They even called off the rescue mission because of the concerns over the building collapsing, and about two hours later it collapsed.