Creative Speculation

William Seger

(11,262 posts)

11. A cloud of dust and debris

Fri Nov 14, 2014, 01:53 AM

Nov 2014

The WTC collapses had a cloud of dust and debris plus smoke from the fires. But you're still pretending that you can't see (or hear) what's different about the Chinese demolition. After those rather obvious demolition charges that you can't bring yourself to see (or hear), the Chinese building also produces a cloud of dust and debris as gravity does the major part of the destruction. What's the same about all three examples is that the cloud of dust and debris in each case was the entire building. Duh. What's different about them is what initiated them.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

12 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Video of a controlled demolition of a Chineses high rise tower. [View all] JohnyCanuck Nov 2014 OP

That takes a pretty active imagination FBaggins Nov 2014 #1

Not a well *controlled* demolition...look at all those debris projectiles JimDandy Nov 2014 #2

"look at all those debris projectiles raining outward." nationalize the fed Nov 2014 #4

Anyone who can't see (and hear) what's different about them William Seger Nov 2014 #5

So, in China, the force of gravity is towards the center of the earth cpwm17 Nov 2014 #3

Did you notice that it was a concrete building? hack89 Nov 2014 #6

Notice the big mushroom cloud gyroscope Nov 2014 #7

Hey, this example applies here, too William Seger Nov 2014 #8

Small, thin cloud of dust gyroscope Nov 2014 #9

Its squibs are bigger than your squibs. nt greyl Nov 2014 #10

A cloud of dust and debris William Seger Nov 2014 #11

Looks the same to me BobbyBoring Nov 2014 #12