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Minte · 04-13-2007, 08:44 AM

I have been a working mechanical engineer for most of my career. Engineering is 80% mathematics and 20% blind luck. On almost every major structure ever built there is significant scale testing that goes on. Yet,ships sink,airplanes fall out of the sky,storage tanks explode and buildings do collapse.

Heated steel doesn't need to melt to lose it's tensile strength. There are many opinions on what actually brought down the twin towers. But if you investigate the actual construction methods of the floor system it becomes less of a mystery. You can put a dozen MIT PHD's in engineering together in a room and you will get a dozen different opinions. They will all see the same data yet will still have their own ideas. It's inconclusive and will always be that way.

04-13-2007, 08:44 AM
Minte Babemeister Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Madison Posts: 7,081	I have been a working mechanical engineer for most of my career. Engineering is 80% mathematics and 20% blind luck. On almost every major structure ever built there is significant scale testing that goes on. Yet,ships sink,airplanes fall out of the sky,storage tanks explode and buildings do collapse. Heated steel doesn't need to melt to lose it's tensile strength. There are many opinions on what actually brought down the twin towers. But if you investigate the actual construction methods of the floor system it becomes less of a mystery. You can put a dozen MIT PHD's in engineering together in a room and you will get a dozen different opinions. They will all see the same data yet will still have their own ideas. It's inconclusive and will always be that way. __________________ You might not be as anonymous as you think you are.