Building 7 was destroyed in the manner of a classic implosion, falling suddenly, symmetrically, and in absolute free fall into its own footprint.
The Twin Towers were destroyed by waves of explosions that pulverized the building contents and hurled steel beams up to 600 ft in all directions.
While engineering organizations have retreated into the safety of defending the indefensible or simply turning a blind eye to the overwhelming evidence of controlled demolition at the World Trade Center on 9/11, these individuals have boldly chosen a different path. One that brings them no reward except the satisfaction of knowing that they’re doing the right thing.
The Bobby McIlvaine Act — named after a 26-year-old who was killed by an explosion in the North Tower lobby — would establish a committee in Congress to reinvestigate the destruction of all three WTC towers. Learn more >
In 2016, Peter Ketcham, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, began looking into the reports his agency had released on the collapse of the WTC. What he found shook him to the core.
3,000+ architects and engineers are demanding a new investigation of the WTC destruction. View petition >
“Forbidden Truth” was an online symposium held on Friday, Sept. 9, 2022, about the state of scientific inquiry into the destruction of the three World Trade Center Towers 21 years after the world-changing events of 9/11.
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