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Are you sure the momentum generated from a few meters of falling down is enough to collapse the whole building? This violates the Newtonian laws of mechanics - the energy generated from the momentum would be neutralized after a while and would not lead to a domino effect collapse to the bottom floor.
The weight of the towers above where the airplanes hit is great enough that enough energy is generated as the towers moves downward to crush the floors below it.
That's not how physics work. The weight of the tower above the impact was supported by the structure below with no problem up until that point. The only force working is the momentum created by the collapse of the few floors where the plane struck - the weight above remains constant.
And even then, what would have happened if the collapse was caused by the crash, is the upper tower would tip to the side of the impact and fall asymmetrically to the side of the building - not fall in its footprint. Such a collapse is textbook controlled demolition with carefully placed detonations going off at just the right time. There is no way this could be reproduced three times in three different buildings having sustained various degrees of damage at random points just by mere accident.
Gtfo with this bs, you're not convincing anyone with your ridiculous lies, jewboy.
The collapse was not caused not caused by the crash, it was caused by jet fuel burning, bending the steel beams supporting the structure of the tower.
I can do some math for you:
Each tower weighed about 500,000 tons. The airplanes hit around floor 80. The towers had 110 floor. About 25% of the tower was above where the airplanes hit. That means that the section of the towers coming down, weighed about 100,000 tons, more than enough to crush the floor below and continue down without losing any momentum, once the support of the structure below gave out.
Genius, the point is the buildings were designed so that the weight above the impact (100.000 tons) would be safely supported by the beams below it. If that weren't the case, the building would collapse under its own weight and wouldn't be viable for exploitation at all. This is basic engineering.
Some of the beams were compromised by the impact and by the jet fuel supposedly. But that's only at the site of the impact and not throughout the whole building. Which means the floors where the beams were intact wouldn't collapse (there was no added weight upon them - they already supported the upper floors with no problem).