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Spendulus
on 18/05/2020, 14:09:15 UTC
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It is not complicated. The official story claims the floors impacted each other progressively on the way down. For this to be possible, Netwon's 3rd law of motion would need to be violated as any resistance would decrease the rate of speed of the fall due to the resistance encountered in the way down.

Tell me more about baseless proclamations as you do exactly what you accuse me of.

I don't recall "the official story claiming" for WTC7, the floors impacted each other progressively.

That phenomena is an accurate description of what everyone's seen on video regarding the twin towers. For WTC 7, it collapsed inwards.

Please stop sayng nonsensical things such as "Netwon's 3rd law of motion would need to be violated as any resistance would decrease the rate of speed of the fall due to the resistance encountered in the way down."

Without accurate and precise measurements of the "rate of speed of the fall", you cannot make any claim as to the matter.

The way this actually works would be if we say the time of fall is known within certain upper and lower bounds, then the effective gravitational force would be known within certain bounds, and since g is known, then the range of a possible second variable that might decrease the effective g is known.