Video: Newly discovered footage of Building Seven and North Tower collapse

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Astounding new video footage of Building 7 & the North World Trade Center Tower has suddenly appeared on the net posted by an anonymous user November 1st, 2008.

  • The video of Building 7 shows a series of windows being blown out in a perfectly vertical line for several floors just prior to free fall collapse.

  • The video on the North Tower eerily reveals the center structural columns of elevator shafts still standing shrouded in cement dust.

This footage was posted to video sharing network Veoh.com on November 1, 2008. No information or data accompanies the video and there is no sound on the original file. The video was posted to the following link by ‘GldBr,’ a user with no other videos or information.

Corbett Report

Video: There is no audio

Source: http://www.dailynewscaster.com/2008/11/03/newly-discovered-footage-of-building-seven-and-north-tower-collapse/

6 thoughts on “Video: Newly discovered footage of Building Seven and North Tower collapse”

  1. the evidence is conclusive. anyone who still accepts the government’s quackery regarding 9/11 has their head deep up uncle sam’s arse.

  2. This reminds me of the endless replaying of the Zapruder film. Did they go after Kennedy’s assassins and bring them to justice? Did they even do a fair and decent investigation into the murder? As George Carlin said, power does what it wants and it always will. So how does one remedy the situation? You must get the power first…then you can investigate these criminals. Until then we’re all just pissing in the wind, and I for one am getting damned tired of watching this crime being replayed. What difference does it make what kind of gun and ammunition were used to blow your leg off, you stop the bleeding first, then you go after the perpetrator. So let’s stop the bleeding.

  3. The video evidence shows the south side windows on the north wall breaking out first.
    This indicates the wall was distorting due to the floors pulling in the wall as the key column on the east side failed just as NIST reported from their computer studies. The north windows failed next due to the core columns failing in the same way. You may say it’s highly unreasonable to believe that 4 steel constructed high-rise buildings collapsed from fire in one day? Well they all had one thing in common; Long Span steel composite floors with connections not designed for thermal effects. In the design of these buildings the removal of interior columns interfering with exterior views and office layout was attained by long span floors which are used in many existing office high-rises. The use of long floor spans along with the 1968 building code relaxation lowering the fireproofing requirements has apparently created a condition that with large fires in these buildings could lead to total collapse. Long span steel beams have a magnified response to heat. They expand a longer distance than short span beams and they still have their full strength in the beginning of the expansion. NIST computer studies show that this strength while the beam is elongating can shear off the bolts connecting the beams to the columns or girders as the restrained beams expand. This strength can also crack the concrete slab at the shear studs and buckle the beam itself as differential compression builds up during expansion.

    A buckled or bowing long span (over 40 feet) beam can impart large tension forces on the connections especially when the deflected beam begins to shrink as it cools. Bowing occurs when the bottom flange of a steel beam expands faster than the top flange. The fireproofing insulation thickness schedules in the Building Code were developed for the short span floors which were used in the older buildings and this insulation defended against weakness in the steel beams rather than expansion which apparently was not a problem in the shorter spans. Steel weakening occurs later at higher temperatures 1100deg. F (about 600 deg. C). Low temperature expansion effects occur earlier as the steel is first heated at temperatures below 400 deg. C and long span expansion effects have not yet been compensated for in the codes. This deficiency in high-rise office buildings using long span flooring systems, is a new discovery uncovered by the study of the collapse of the Twin Towers and Buildings 5 and 7 and was first illuminated by the engineering computer studies.

    Another important characteristic of large open areas with combustible furnishings is that a fire can spread over the whole area and release a large quantity of heat if not extinguished immediately as by a working water spray system (sprinkler). The water spray systems in both towers and Building 7 were damaged by the forces of plane impacts and in Building 7 by the tower’s collapse impacts damaging the water mains in the streets.
    break next for the same reason as the core columns were pulled out of alignment from the collapsing floors.

    Arthur Scheuerman
    Ret. Battalion Chief, FDNY

  4. But Arthur, no other steel structured building in the history of steel buildings has ever collapsed due to fire. Place this video alongside other demolition videos, and then place it alongside steel building fires. Then tell me that fire in a few rooms caused systematic collapse. It makes no sense.

    http://www.ae911truth.org/ for further thought and discussion.

  6. This is terrible, it is quite clear the towers were detonated, one tower collapsing is hard enough to belive, but 4???
    No way!

    Ste

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