There is more scientific proof suggesting Building 7 was destroyed by controlled demolition than the resulting fires from the debris.
A new scientific study found the official story surrounding 9/11 was not compatible with the laws of physics. Several studies have already reached similar conclusions. However, this is the 1st to provide the long-awaited definitive answers.
The new study conducted at the University of Alaska Fairbanks took things one step further – we now know with a high degree of scientific accuracy that the official NIST explanation of how the World Trade Center 7 building collapsed is not only suspect, it’s 100% false, according to the findings of this academic study.
This study replicated and remodeled every factor relating to that infamous day involving building 7. Complete study results and the undeniable scientific evidence indicating Building 7 was a deliberate job on the next page:
Well no$#%&!@* They said that!!
It was all a lie about our government. Please look up and watch the movie zeitgeist. Zeitgeist the movie and Zeitgeist addendum. It explains everything with proof
Lori Marucci have you ever seen a piece of straw go through a telephone pole? There flimsy and it happens in hurricanes. All that was needed was to structure to be compromised by the plane and heat of the fire to weaken the metal, hence what we saw happen.
Y’all are STUPID
Then why bother with the planes!????
Okay so are you saying they used C4 or whatever in conjunction with the plane crashing into the building? If so they would have had to plant the C4 in advance in strategic places.
Being a responder to 9-11, nobody went into the area for a couple days due to the debris and risk of injury. It want going to be set up in an hour and no one declared the building unsafe in that time.
As a responder debris from the towers was everywhere. Nobody was going into the area to do a controlled explosion
Physics. Yes it can work that way
Learn physics. Metal fatigues at roughly 500 degrees. That’s all that was needed to take down the buildings.