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Hi, everyone.  I just came across this simulation.  (There was a blurb on it on CNN's website:

 




Pretty interesting stuff, although I would've thought they could do something a little less polygonish.

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Brian wrote: Hi, everyone.  I just came across this simulation.  (There was a blurb on it on CNN's website:

 






Pretty interesting stuff, although I would've thought they could do something a little less polygonish.

That IS interesting!  Two questions.  1.  How did they know how fast the plane was traveling?  Traffic control?    Gosh it appeared the fuselage was in tact when it entered.  Thats sad.  2.  What nationality is the narrator?




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Very cool - thanks, Brian!




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It is interesting, but needs more input data. The furniture, supplies, and equipment inside, the water lines and human bodies's effect of the heat of the fire. I would also like to see where the debris from both planes hit on other buildings.
I saw the simulations of the building failures that were on TV, but only for the twin towers. I would like to see the failure simulations of the other buildings from fire, debris, and seismic forces. The guy narrating was obviously from India--insourced for lower buck than an equivalent American.
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moguitar wrote: It is interesting, but needs more input data. The furniture, supplies, and equipment inside, the water lines and human bodies's effect of the heat of the fire. I would also like to see where the debris from both planes hit on other buildings.

I saw the simulations of the building failures that were on TV, but only for the twin towers. I would like to see the failure simulations of the other buildings from fire, debris, and seismic forces. The guy narrating was obviously from India--insourced for lower buck than an equivalent American.

Actually, the narrator sounds German/Austrian to me...  But I'm no expert. :)




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Brian wrote: moguitar wrote: It is interesting, but needs more input data. The furniture, supplies, and equipment inside, the water lines and human bodies's effect of the heat of the fire. I would also like to see where the debris from both planes hit on other buildings. I saw the simulations of the building failures that were on TV, but only for the twin towers. I would like to see the failure simulations of the other buildings from fire, debris, and seismic forces. The guy narrating was obviously from India--insourced for lower buck than an equivalent American. Actually, the narrator sounds German/Austrian to me... But I'm no expert. :)
There is a slight similarity of the voice with the computer voice of Stephan Hawking, but it sounds more like the outsourced tech help for my satellite TV!!!
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