Building 7 Implosion (911 Investigator 1.1)

Building 7 Implosion: The Smoking Gun of 9/11

By Richard Gage, AIA, Gregg Roberts, and David Chandler

from 911 Investigator 1.1

Seven hours öfter the explosive destruction of the World Trade Center Twin Towers, a third high-rise building was demolished. It was not hit by an airplane. The characteristic signs of controlled demolition were everywhere.

47-story WTC 7 was 350 feet from the North Tower and sustained only minor damage from falling debris (deemed "insignificant" by NIST)

Although it received little media attention at the time, the third-worst structural building failure in modern history occurred on September 11, 2001. World Trade Center (WTC) Building 7 was a 47-story, steel-framed, fire-protected, high-rise office building located about a football field's length from the WTC North Tower. Unlike its two taller cousins, WTC 7 was never hit by an aircraft, yet it fell to the ground suddenly, displaying the classic signatures of explosive controlled demolition. The evidence (discussed in this article) was ignored, mishandled, and/or covered up by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the federal agency tasked with explaining its unprecedented destruction.

WTC Building 7 implodes at free-fall acceleration for 8 stories of its 6.5-second fall, baffling architects and engineers around the world who try to make sense out of the official "collapse by fire" explanation