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In reply to the discussion: North Tower Exploding... [View all]gyroscope
(1,443 posts)38. Yes you are mistaken
I ask you for a real world example to back up and prove your ludicrous claims.
You choose to keep blowing hot air.
Do you not understand the question? Let me repeat it for you.
Try reading it slowly this time, maybe that will help.
please show me a real world example or experiment where one object can completely destroy another object made of the same material and mass, using the force of gravity alone, without destroying itself in the process, while falling at the same rate of speed of the twin towers. with smooth acceleration all the way through, without jolts or interruptions.
Failing that, try enrolling in an Introduction to Physics course at your local community college. Maybe they could help you to finally grasp and comprehend this simple request , and perhaps explain to you how Newton's Laws of Motion works. Then get back to me and let me know if you learned anything. It's not rocket science (but apparently for you it is).
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Watch the video. A large section of the building collapsed from the fire alone. n/t
cpwm17
Aug 2014
#53
Of course it free fell, with the help of all the floors above where the planes hit.
IronGate
Aug 2014
#7
"I'm not the one, however, making mistakes about fundamental physics concepts." Yes you are!
wildbilln864
Aug 2014
#65