World Trade Center Construction 1966 - 1973

[@dannymannychannel]

Imagine to put all that work into something that amazing and then have it torn down less than 30 years later :(

[@multiverse2301]

Less then 30 years ?? whats that means

[@wesleyroberts7119]

@@multiverse2301 have you never heard of the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks?

[@jimphf]

@@multiverse2301 do you not know about 9/11? The place was destroyed 28 years years after the place was opened

[@davepowell7168]

The WTC towers were disintegrated by unknown method. Not just planestrikes

[@corduerorose9747]

I saw them from the distance when I was 7 when we were visiting relatives but never got to go in it imagine you were one of the workers who built the towers only to witness 28 years on Sept 11 your blood sweat and tears from that work is destroyed

[@bigmitch1961]

I worked for a plumbing company and I delivered 150 toilets to the 96 floors in 1979 seeing the building bare was a learning experience just something in time that I remembered about the Trade Center.

[@szaki]

I wonder where all the shit went, when the tower collapsed? 😱😱😨😨

[@juzoli]

1.5 toilets for each floor? That’s not a lot…:)

[@juzoli]

@@szakiI just watched an interview with people working on the cleanup. They were talking about that even though these were huge office buildings, they didn’t find a single desk, or chair or a phone. The biggest piece of equipment they found was like 1 inch big. All that steel and concrete acted like the world’s strongest grinder.

[@davidorson5523]

​@@juzoliThe entire buildings literally disintegrated into dust in just 8 seconds

[@kingtryton]

Can’t imagine needing 150 toilets on one floor could they have been for the others above or immediately below?

[@herrmajor2310]

To do it once, fair enough. But to build two of them side by side. To call it impressive is an understatement. Almost heroic in its scale and scope. Utterly breathtaking and inspiring. Nothing like it before or since.

[@geemonster9179]

one world trade center is nice enough but doesn't even compare with the twins

[@franzsuber9840]

I so like the old way better than the new way, unless they build an identical tower to the existing 1WTC

[@geemonster9179]

Agreed where the hell is 2WTC?@@franzsuber9840

[@Xendrius]

They were built to be demolsihed. Rockfellers is a illuminati bloodline.

[@sergioreyes298]

It's cute how the workers and at least one engineer were waving to the helicopter camera! But aside from that, my god, what guts it took for these workers to walk so calmly along the gitders so many hundreds of feet up from the pavement! My hat is off to them.

[@MarkMeadows90]

I wish I could've been to the original Twin Towers to look over the observation deck. What a spectacular sight that would've been.

[@freespirit21newyork]

Me too I regret not visiting the WTC original

[@murphycreationsvideos]

Same here, back in 2000 I was planning to save up and make a trip to NYC to visit the twin towers but sadly on that terrible day (September 11th 2001), that ambition was over. Although I am still yet to visit NYC and I would like to visit the One World Trade Centre, I still think the original Twin Towers were better. RIP 😥

[@tanyamarinelli3567]

These men were absolutely brilliant in building them. Absolutely Genius!!Breathtaking to look at. They don't make buildings like these anymore.

[@leestons]

and for good reason. Look what happens if a plane hits them.

[@jeffjansen582]

@@leestons Have you ever stomped on a beer can, that's what happens. The three buildings were fine until they were pulled.

[@FoxOnFilm2209]

Because they we’re almost completely made out of steel when the plane hit it the get fuel ignited and caused the steal to melt which made the columns buckle and it collapsed

[@Me-zo8yc]

@@FoxOnFilm2209 They were surrounded by asbestos fireproofing material.

[@FoxOnFilm2209]

@@Me-zo8yc the fireproofing was scraped off when the plane hit

[@kardfan1]

Those same windows that those builders were waving their hats in, years later people were waving for help! I miss the WTC! This was a great video! Thanks!

[@johnrogers9481]

Sophie. They don't look like window openings. Those ironworkers are standing on the outer crossbeams of the INNER CORE. I'm not sure how much flooring is laid at every cross beam level, inside the core beams, but some of them are standing on inner core floor sections. Hello to you, six years ago.!!

[@larryparry5300]

Wow what a strong and beautiful building.. I wish I had seen them in person. R.I.P. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@johnrogers9481]

BUILDING.?? WHICH ONE.???

[@jeffjansen582]

@@johnrogers9481 The three that were pulled.

[@PostalWorker14]

They weren’t as strong as they looked had flaws wtc 7 too terrorists succeeded

[@PostalWorker14]

@@jeffjansen582They had engineering flaws it happens bad luck for people who worked there

[@jeffjansen582]

@@PostalWorker14 Black Flag operation that gave us the NWO, you see how that is working out for us today.

[@TheJargonKing]

i miss these 2 buildings, and hate the new design. R.I.P. World Trade Center 1966-2001 :(

[@ansel___]

Same, I hate the new design too!

[@tpuckettjr]

Lukas Daniel Buellmann One World Trade Center has 104 floors.

[@ripaccount-n2x]

ME TOO 😡

[@thebrearlycrestmf9165]

In my opinion the new towers design fits with the modernisation with NY so I love it.

[@Lathnor]

i miss the old. but i do not hatee thee new. i actually love it

[@sonic100X]

Who would've thought that 35 years later, all of their years of hard work would crumble within 2 hours.

[@Blaines-smallengine-repair]

28 years they stood sad

[@johneckert1365]

Bad math

[@sonic100X]

@@johneckert1365 Construction began in 1966, 35 years later, the finished towers crumbled in 2 hours.

[@johneckert1365]

@@sonic100X I meant that towards the previous comment by @blainclymire4765

[@chumcool]

So much stuff. The Ingenuity. The Communication Involved. The Concentration. The Accuracy. The Sheer Scope. The Detail. ...The Loss

[@davepowell7168]

Disintegration by undetermined method

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

How would they even know where to start,I really don't understand 😂

[@tanyamarinelli3567]

It takes a pure miracle to build them.

[@hectorlopez1069]

It's so sad those people worked so hard to build them. Then, they never figure out what would happen in 2001.

[@fndias1000]

Miracle of engineering, shame that there are people of evil that destroy life and all, but good always wins.

[@hectorlopez1069]

The bad people won the battle, but they didn't win the war.

[@Stender_]

Who knew that those massive structures would ever be destroyed?

[@hectorlopez1069]

Terrorists didn't want them to stay in NY for a long time.

[@mohammadhajsadeghi1724]

My most favourite buildings...

[@atomepikxtc]

Me too

[@nickdaugherty6115]

Me too.

[@wyattm6782]

Me too

[@chumcool]

Each one of those buildings out there in the distance were at one point the tallest building in the city. Some, in the world.

[@luxurytraveller9010]

This video clearly projects that how much efforts were putted to built these phenomenal twin towers

[@hectorlopez1069]

They wouldn't last that long.

[@david92797]

Quedaran por siempre en mi mente estas magníficas torres😢😢😢

[@gabrielc6252]

Huge and elegant buildings

[@dan__11]

Как инженер, я хотел бы увидеть тех, кто это проектировал и разрабатывал техпроцесс, чтобы крепко пожать их руки. Дух захватывает.

[@mysticalacer94]

All that hard work... and every soul spent their lives to build these towers... completely obliterated in thin air.

[@freespirit21newyork]

I was 1 yr old in 1966 when the construction began, and it's such a horrific, terrible disaster...and that's not even the words for it. I don't think that regular air planes could penetrate these towers, in fact as much as I watched the footage of the WTC, whatever type of aircraft hit & penetrated the WTC didn't look like regular airplanes to me. Thanks for letting me share. RIP BLESS THE ORIGINAL WTC 🌆🌆 and RIP all the WTC innocent victims I hold you in my heart and prayers 🙏❤️❣️😩😫😞😩😞😩😞😩

[@RandomKidYouNeverHeardOf]

the airplanes were Boeing 767 and 2 were a Boeing 757

[@davepowell7168]

The towers of the WTC were disintegrated by unknown method, not just planestrikes. References available

[@Ben942K]

@@davepowell7168 an unknown method???? The planes are were the known method used.

[@davepowell7168]

@@Ben942K The Al Qaeda terrorist conspiracy theory was just propaganda to seize control of the resources of the Caspian basin,oil, lithium, heroin etc and destabilise lslamic states. PNAC was already in print The buildings were specifically designed to withstand a planestrike and still cope with a hurricane (refs available)

[@jeffjansen582]

@@Ben942K Black Flag operation, all three were pulled, nothing to see here, move along.

[@sandydavidsnodgrass]

Another music video! Awesome! I can hear the education given through the music.

[@davepowell7168]

🤣

[@NeWx89]

I never got to experience those buildings first hand. In my childhood I dreamt of visiting new york, (still haven't, living in sweden) I hope they make a 90's virtual reality I can visit of new york one day :)

[@johnrogers9481]

Newx89. Born in 1953, I grew up in The Bronx, New York. My first ten years were spent entirely in the neighborhoods around where our family lived…four places in fact. Bicycles were our means to get around, and bicycles to then expand out beyond our few blocks hood. Around twelve y o we (my friends and I) began to hop on busses to really expand our world, in the Bronx! Manhattan, was a totally different thing! I saw Manhattan, New York City, just a few times on a car trip with my parents for something or other. Manhattan was a place too far away for we kids hopping on busses in The Bronx! At my age 15 we moved away from The Bronx, out into suburban Levittown, on Long Island. (Find on Google Earth!) Levittown was much further away from Manhattan and was a whole new territory for me to explore, so it was a rare thing to get to see Manhattan, New York City! All this to say that it was not an easy thing to get into Manhattan, not to mention getting close to the World Trade Center, or to ever get to go into the WTC! So, unfortunately I never did get to see inside the WTC Towers, though I lived not too far away. You living in Sweden it is a huge endeavor to get to Manhattan…it was also a difficult thing for a boy growing up in The Bronx, New York! ( At age 25 I moved far away from N.Y. when I moved to Los Angeles California! ) Ha, moving to Hawaii in 1993…I would never again get to see New York, and I would watch the towers collapse only on Television, like the entire world did! So, I might have glimpsed the Towers in my first 25 years of life but I don’t have a clear distinct memory of it. All the enormous multitude of things involved in living in The Bronx N.Y. during the 1950’s, 60’s, and 70’s…getting inside the World Trade Towers was NOT a priority at all.!! As a young boy really, I didn’t even know they existed! Wow, I did 9th Grade schooling in Harlem, Manhattan…but it was way up in the North end of Manhattan and that year 1968 I never made it down to South Manhattan where the WTC was.! In fact, Harlem Manhattan was a direct West trip of three buses and one subway train ride straight over from my East Bronx home location. The Towers were way down at the South end of Manhattan.! And so NeWx89….all this to say, don’t feel bad that you never got to personally see the towers or to go inside the towers. My little story here tells you how many many people living in N.Y. never got to be inside the WTC! But for sure, the WT Twin Towers are greatly missed by all of us! Have a good year…wow, now 2023!! Aloha.

[@KeithAStultz]

Fantastic video and documentary, what music is this that's playing? It may be somewhere in the comments already listed but I couldn't find it what is this piece of music?

[@mattgoupil2224]

It gives you vertigo even when your sitting at home,some of the high filming of the construction .

[@AlexanderAV]

Ok I'm getting bored but I'll explain. Every material has an yield strength, and an ultimate strength. You design below yield for resistance. However, the yield strength is dependent on temperature. So as the temperature goes up, the steel's strength degrees. Something it held at 60 F is below it's yielding strength at 1800 F. The steel slowly yielded over some time, and eventually reached it's ultimate str/collapsed.

[@JT-cf7dq]

So the fire heated the entire structure up? Steel conducts heat very well, your analysis is incomplete. The interior columns, 47, at an average of 1000lbs a foot would have taken more heat than was available to weaken to the point of failure. Do an energy balance with time constraint of less than 1.5 hours. Look at the squibs!

[@davepowell7168]

Not even close to explaining total disintegration. You got bored within 10 minutes? I believe you

[@jeffjansen582]

Jet fuel burns at 800 and was consumed in minuets .

[@kevinmorris3200]

All you people think about is the fires but you forget that the buildings were pretty much sliced in half by the planes. Look at how they collapsed. The entire top portions above the impact zones tip over horizontally.

[@glenmccarthy8482]

The new tower looks somewhat incomplete with the telecommunications tower , looking very industrial with no external cladding covering its antenna arrays.

[@Lathnor]

it is because of at that height. things start to sway. and the original spire was made with cladding

[@blitzcreed1186]

Anybody know if the builders of the world trade center got an interview after 9/11/2001?

[@hectorlopez1069]

That's a good question?

[@naldo.arruda]

It is noticed that the towers were very well made and designed to support multiple impacts. I'm sure were imploded.

[@Onionhead0]

Are these images public domain? Where are they taken from?

[@temajericho7461]

Столько сил, и трудов вложено в эти здание, и больше всего жаль людей кто погиб при теракте 😥

[@dan__11]

Это не был теракт

[@PeterFeederHQ]

@@dan__11 I can’t believe ppl still believe it was a real terrorist attack. Even after all of the overwhelming evidence. RIP to all the innocent souls murdered that day.

[@dan__11]

@@PeterFeederHQ agree.

[@mikeanderson3762]

They were built to withstand a missile strike ! They were brought down by demolition.

[@wesleyroberts7119]

The desigs said they would withstand the impact of airplanes. But in those same designs it was said the impact would likely cause a fire which ot was not promised to withstand

[@davepowell7168]

@@wesleyroberts7119 That's not what the lead structural engineer John Skilliing said. Following a planestrike the buildings could stand a 100mph storm

[@johneckert1365]

​@@davepowell7168Nobody expected a plane FULL OF FUEL to hit them, or at FULL SPEED.

[@HarrisonSaunders-ej5tq]

Missile strike? Load of rubbish made up by you clearly.

[@carlavision6143]

What beautiful towers they were and I wished I could have seen them in person. Also wished that 9/11 wouldn't have happened.

[@hectorlopez1069]

It wouldn't be possible to prevent 9/11.

[@carol4768]

simple (but not that simple) and beautiful nothing can replace this buildings

[@johnrogers9481]

I’d say….these buildings.

[@adalbertoberrios9918]

Este video ha sido uno de los mejores,en estos edificios queda plasmado el bonito recuerdo de lo que una vez fué el word trade center.Nunca habia visto como lo fabricaron aun al verlo se me salen las lagrimas de aquel 11 de septiembre,en memoria de todos los que fallecieron.

[@TheChavez1976]

Just look at that super strong core of the building with so many inter connected steal beams and girders.

[@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206]

LOL..This is WHY they were targeted ... IF they hit the Empire State Building.OR Willis Tower...It would have survived.

[@davepowell7168]

Built in three sections with 2 sky lobbies reinforced for elevator machinery, the buildings appearance of just being a rectangular box is illusory. The 47 interior columns surrounding the elevator shafts, pipe chases and stairwells were much thicker at base than the top. Same with the 244 exterior columns, the towers were designed like pyramids to resist loading and wind. Lead structural engineer John Skilliing: 'The towers could lose a whole side of columns and still withstand a 100mph storm.' The buildings were disintegrated by unknown forces.

[@jeffjansen582]

@@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206 You do realize that the three buildings were pulled.

[@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206]

@@jeffjansen582 I was not aware of this.. Please tell me more

[@jeffjansen582]

@@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206 The information is there, please do the homework. Cheers

[@seandonahue87]

Concrete should of been used along with the steel for the core

[@helljobe]

Them times was different

[@davepowell7168]

They were strong enough

[@seandonahue87]

Apparently not 🤷‍♂️

[@davepowell7168]

@@seandonahue87 John Skilliing, lead structural engineer- I whole side of the 244 exterior columns could be lost and the towers could still withstand a 100mph storm

[@jeffjansen582]

@@seandonahue87 Well planed demolition, fooled you.

[@gushollahbackatya1765]

How many millions of tons of steel , that an aluminum commercial airliner , and burning office furniture can bring down.....

[@paulym9969]

Gus Hollahbackatya. i was thinking the same thing

[@brmillgr]

200,000 tons

[@johnrogers9481]

brmillgr. Is that 200,000 tons of steel in EACH Tower, or Both Combined.???

[@brmillgr]

apiece

[@balto2455]

E=mc^2...

[@wirisqueiroz3648]

beautiful old towers

[@hectorlopez1069]

I miss them. Why would people turn into terrorists and wanting to dismantled them in the future.

[@Enjoli3125]

No plane could possibly go through those buildings. The windows are only thing that could penetrated. Besides the steel you have cement floors that are lease 8" high. There is a videos that shows a nose of a plane coming out the other side. Impossible and you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure that out. We have been duked.

[@johnrogers9481]

Henry. I would say ,,, we have been duped.!!! By the way,, the pieces with three columns welded together with a top and a lower cross steel strip,, well I thought they were slipped onto the top of the lower three beams and welded around the edges!!. They do not slip over the lower three but are BOLTED ON WITH THREE OR FOUR BOLTS.!!! A jet hitting them just has to BREAK THE BOLTS TO GET THROUGH THE OUTER BEAMS.!!! Pretty easy to break four bolts and bend in the steel beams.!! They would just snap in half and let the jet through. I know there was the outer edges of the floors for the jets to deal with. I still am Not certain about what hit the towers, but I can see that it would be pretty easy to penetrate the outer walls and break the bolts holding those outer beams together.!!!!

[@johnrogers9481]

Henry. If a jet hit the outer steel and broke through the bolts and bent the beam section inwards,, if it did Not hit the Inner Core Beams, - LIKE THE SECOND JET STRIKE. Then the jet is into the interior, that is EMPTY SPACE. JUST FURNITURE.!! A INTACT ENGINE could easily make it clear to the opposite outer wall, and break through the bolts holding Those beams together, and pop out the other outer wall. I would think, NOT THE NOSE, but an Engine,, Yes.!!! ??

[@aus822]

It didnt go through the building it blew the fuck up on impact

[@davepowell7168]

@@johnrogers9481 The outer columns were braced by the floors

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

@@johnrogers9481 You're really obsessed with the 3 bolts aren't you Explain how both entire buildings collapsed at free fall with no resistance It's impossible

[@T.K.Wellington1996]

1:54 3:45 WTF They had no security/safety belt or something.

[@danielnielsen6900]

Name of the song? :)

[@davepowell7168]

Check description

[@ШавкатНабийев]

Мощная архитектура 20 века

[@Serrie1976]

Very nice film. Thanks.

[@zacheiriksson]

7 years to build 2 hours to take down....

[@davepowell7168]

The buildings had to be prepped for destruction so no

[@hectorlopez1069]

Airplanes were the way to take them down completely.

[@lewishoward4022]

Note the doctored video footage of the end of the vertical column. It actually was of steel only 1/2 inches thick near the top.

[@johnrogers9481]

Lewis. What do you mean DOCTORED FOOTAGE at the point where they raise the last single beam up to the top.!????????

[@johnrogers9481]

As I stated elsewhere. The outer three beam pieces were NOT SLIPPED ONTO THE LOWER THREE. THEY WERE BOLTED ON WITH THREE OR FOUR BOLTS.!!!! Pretty easy to crash through and BREAK the Bolts going at 480 mph.!!! The bolts held the beams in place and also gave the towers flexibility in the wind or to bend with a hurricane. The outer walls were good for the verticle weight, NOT STRONG TO TAKE A SIDE IMPACT. JUST BREAK THE BOLTS holding the sections of three beams together.!!!

[@wiibaron]

Every truthertard should have to watch this video, especially the no-planes-go-through-steal[sic]-crowd. A speeding car could have gone through those walls...

[@johnrogers9481]

wiibaron. I believe you are right. A car hitting right where a three - beam section is bolted to a lower three - beam section. I checked again, and they used Four Bolts on every beam, to hold them together vertically.!!

[@johnrogers9481]

Well, also hold the beams together and from slipping apart horizontally.!

[@davepowell7168]

The floors 200x200ftx4"of rebarred concrete braced the 244 exterior columns

[@jeffjansen582]

@@wiibaron Have you ever stomped on a beer can, that was the planes, steel cars wrap around trees, see what happens when they hit bridge pillars, now think aluminum.

[@FoxOnFilm2209]

My friend literally said “why where there so many people inside the twin towers on nine eleven” What were they supposed to do? Predict the future?

[@estevanruis7587]

*such beauty*

[@samich57]

What phenomenon caused most of the steel to pulverize and dustify

[@Zendza]

Атомный подрыв зданий.

[@johneckert1365]

You must not have noticed the 5 acre pile of twisted mangled steel after the towers collapsed. No steel turned to dust. 🤡

[@dipsdapsanddubs]

I'm curious as to how they got the cranes down.

[@supermanepic15]

i think they manually disassembled them, basically a reverse construction of them, what i am curious of though, is how did the steel get its stainless steel "color"

[@HarrisonSaunders-ej5tq]

​@@supermanepic15Cladding???

[@nadernajafi-kq1zb]

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[@umbraluno]

great footage, thanks...

[@hectorlopez1069]

I like it too. It's looks nice.

[@roldandelcid6186]

Markeith 1 . Lmfao, have you ever flown? Just asking, cuz if you have maybe you saw how big a comercial airplane is. Did you ever visit the twin towers? I doubt it but I'm curious lol

[@phillipschaber7836]

I think the site would have looked much better if they’d left it riverside as opposed to using the backfill to create the land where the financial center now sits across from the wtc site. Just something about the photos of it on the, Hudson, it just looked so much better.

[@glenmccarthy8482]

The one world trade building , looks incomplete with the exposed metal communication tower.It should be covered with some sort of cladding.If it doesn't upset it's aerodynamics.

[@Streetw1s3r]

They didn't even wear harnesses back then... Yikes.

[@ripaccount-n2x]

Vince Masuka They weren’t really that stupid back then until now!

[@daveb2280]

Never underestimate your enemy....no matter how mighty your country and military may be.

[@matteversmann7413]

Where is the last music of that clip??? The last music was very better. Replace the first music please.

[@N95-q5e]

Very better?

[@petanquedu6962]

Mosad👍

[@davepowell7168]

The US just tied up all of its dogs and looked the other way?

[@nickdaugherty6115]

The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center August 5, 1966 - September 11, 2001.

[@nickdaugherty6115]

At 2:25 Not one the North Tower but two the South Tower.

[@nickdaugherty6115]

It took Seven years to build the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center!

[@nickdaugherty6115]

There was a Terrorist attack on February 26, 1993 in the Basement of the World Trade Center.

[@hectorlopez1069]

and it lasted 30 years to be destroyed once and for all.

[@270687carl]

It is so eary watching this now knowing several decades later it would become the envy of terrorists, too think it took several years of hard work & labour not too mention I'm sure a few of those workmen must of died constructing these towers all to be undone when it took seconds for the towers to collapse.

[@hectorlopez1069]

How horrifying it was for the innocent lives who died from the smoke while running from it.

[@phillipbrewster6058]

I think im going to be sick

[@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206]

Iconic design to a pile of rubble in less than 2 Hours ..

[@davepowell7168]

Disintegration by unknown methods. Not planestrikes

[@Zendza]

​@@davepowell7168всё известно - атомный подрыв.

[@nathanvaladao9079]

Reconstrução das Torres,o skyline de Nova York não é o mesmo sem elas

[@widk2]

Tallest buildings in the world at one point

[@LightningStash]

@dannymannychannel That must really infuriate one.

[@geemonster9179]

I was born in April 1969 just 3 months after the south tower started going skyward

[@markunsworth2364]

It must have crossed the minds of the designers of the buildings that in the event of a plane hitting either one of them then they would crumble to dust surely? 🤔

[@kevinmorris3200]

Oh it did cross their minds. It’s just the planes that ultimately hit the towers didn’t exist at the time the towers were built so they were not constructed to withstand those planes.

[@avgeek1930]

​@@kevinmorris3200 it was designed to whit stand a Being 707 going 200 MPH lost in bad weather. The 767 were slightly larger were going about 400 MPH RIP to all the victims

[@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206]

The Empire State Building thinks... I will see you come and I will see you go 05:22 in this video

[@hectorlopez1069]

Empire state building, Chrysler building and the statue of liberty saw the airplanes hit the twin towers on 9/11.

[@elaineoliveira9458]

Essas torres gêmeas nunca deveria ter sido construída levou 7 anos pra ser levantadas e levou 1hora para desabar por causa de terroristas sem amor a vida das pessoas inocentes que tiveram suas vidas levadas de uma maneira cruel e trágica 😭😥

[@miguelr3135]

A clockwork orange

[@murphycreationsvideos]

I loved the Twin Towers, from it's construction upto the point before the first plane hit the North Tower. 7 years of hard work, love, effort and thousands of workers who made the Twin Towers only for it all to fall 28 years later and kill nearly 3000 people on that awful day. I was devastated when this happened as my dreams of visiting these Towers at least once was shattered and for awhile I was put off visiting New York. Only recently have I wanted to try and save up, get stuff sorted and fly to New York from the UK to pay my respects in person at ground zero. RIP to all victims and the Twin Towers 1966,1973-2001 🏢😥

[@FROST20091978]

1966 amazing

[@igok8357]

It turned out to be fragile, standing on feet of clay

[@johneckert1365]

Those towers had foundations that went all the way down to bedrock.

[@robharding5345]

I tip my hat to every single one of you guys who toiled for so long to make these two graces of the New York skyline a real possibility, Yes we lost them both to a sick ideology, may they never be an equal to civilisation and democracy.

[@viraggyongyiramona]

😭

[@dante1707]

It just goes to show a plane alone COULD NOT have taken both them down in the exact same way They were demolished with explosives for sure

[@JP-uu2rw]

I initially believed explosives were used to bring down the towers but as time went on there never were any whistle blowers that came forward to uncover something so big to keep under wraps. Building 7 was demolished by explosives I don't think that was ever contested as there were interviews with Larry Silverstein where the NYFD was told "to pull" Building 7 but I digress. The floor trusses are what kept the building standing for the 30 years it stood. The ties from the core to the outer perimeter walls by the floor trusses kept the core and the building standing and if you look at the videos you will see seconds before the collapse the exterior perimeter columns buckle inward which would mean when the floors began collapsing they pulled the columns inward(kind of like if you began to fall down in a crowd and grabbed onto someone as you fell, you would pull them towards you as you fell) . For 30 to 45 seconds about 60 stories of the cores of the building stood after the floors collapsed and you can find many pictures of this. The fact that the south tower 2nd to be hit but first to fall makes logical sense as there were 17 more floors above the impact zone(more floors, more weight) than in the North Tower and was it at steeper angle and near the corner . The north tower stood 30 minutes longer and did so because the impact was higher. Had the North tower been struck another 5 to 7 floors (98 to 100th floor) the building likely would not have collapsed . The weight of the upper floors above the impact zone weighed as much as the titanic 52300 Tons. If you take a perfectly good in shape soda can and put a lot of weight on it , the can will support the weight no problem but if you poke the side of the can and make a small dimple the can will collapse and crush with a lot of force from the re-distribution of force being shifted to one portion of the can as what happened in the towers, when they were struck, the remaining intact columns had to take on the additional weight from the redistribution caused by the damaged columns

[@johneckert1365]

​"pull it" meant pull any efforts to save the building. A fu%$&ng skyscraper fell on building 7 and then it burned out of control for 5+ hours before it collapsed. Don't be so dumb........

[@CapitanoGUC-gf6el]

well - you can´t blaim all jews for it ....:-o

[@litigiousfeline]

Oy vey!

[@HyperSonicXtreme]

Darkness….

[@rosalieholland25]

The worst engineers to exist, why I say this....the steel melted or bent, and the building didn't last long before imploding and falling down smh

[@ziggypop79]

Queen Caylie you believe the official story? Really?

[@davepowell7168]

Nonsense

[@joseollero3788]

Por culpa de George w bush ya no están las torres gemelas y por culpa de clinton

[@hectorlopez1069]

Bill clinton is to blamed for having George w bush become president due to his affair with Monica Lewinsky.

[@heedfulnewt6625]

🫡

[@seanodwyer8691]

7 is gods number. so it all lined upp with 7. new York= 7. Ahh was born in Waipawa= 7 on the 28th == 4X 7. find out more 7's in new York history.

[@miguelangelsanchez5959]

Here's The proof that a "Strong" Aluminum flying object can destroy these prefabricated grills made of "Weak" Steel.

[@davepowell7168]

No proof of that here

[@johneckert1365]

​@@davepowell7168Speed. Speed is why a soft lead bullet can penetrate steel, or even harder substances. You need to take a physics class pal.

[@ptl44]

waste of time and money.

[@DarthCookieKS]

Sam not really since they stood for 30 years

[@codya.thompson7611]

i bet your parents said the same about you.

[@tpuckettjr]

Who cares about time and money. It was a waste of nearly 3000 lives. That's the waste not the physical buildings.

[@johnrogers9481]

What a waste of allegedly 3,000 American + lives, AND at least ONE MILLION innocent people ( men, women, children, babies, Grandparents, etc...) Killed by the U.S.A. unprovoked attack on Afghanistan and Iraq. OH, Don't forget the TORTURE done to who knows HOW MANY HUMANS,,, AND ALSO a waste of the buildings in New York City.!!!!!!

[@jorgeybarra3894]

Clifford Thompson that's really funny 😁😁

[@Layf_Best]

Какой ризон строить такие здания,если в дальнейшем их дорого обслуживать?

[@Nexoty]

Так вам и надо