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South Tower - Tipping Top - Angular Momentum and the laws of physics The ≥30° slant of the upper section of the South Tower (WTC 2) in rapid descent would appear to violate Newton’s first law of motion if we are only to consider conventional destructive mechanisms, such as fire, bombs or gravitational collapses. An object in motion tends to stay in motion. Applied to the tipping top section of the South Tower, it necessarily follows that the top would continue to tip and fall to the ground below, if indeed it is a rigid body. Considering the law of conservation of angular momentum, the angular momentum of a rigid body is conserved unless another force acts on that rigid body — or if it ceases to be a rigid body. This leads to a single irrefutable conclusion: we do not see this top section of the South Tower continue to tip because it was so rapidly converted into dust that it ceased to be a rigid body before gravity was able to accelerate it downward to the ground level. What force was able to dematerialize this rigid body before gravity was able to bring it to the ground? Certainly not a conventional destructive mechanism. 9/11 FACTS that hurt people's feelings 43 FACTS that cannot be explained due to jet fuel, bombs, thermite or nukes Article: https://t.co/2d2S5GnY7v Dr Wood 9/11 presentation: https://t.co/WSe4IK6wMf Condemnation, without investigation, is the height of ignorance. - Albert Einstein. A time comes when silence is betrayal. - Martin Luther King Read Dr Wood’s book: Where did the towers go? https://t.co/0dOepkP8qe

911Revisionist's tweet photo. South Tower - Tipping Top - Angular Momentum and the laws of physics

The ≥30° slant of the upper section of the South Tower (WTC 2) in rapid descent would appear to violate Newton’s first law of motion if we are only to consider conventional destructive mechanisms, such as fire, bombs or gravitational collapses.

An object in motion tends to stay in motion.

Applied to the tipping top section of the South Tower, it necessarily follows that the top would continue to tip and fall to the ground below, if indeed it is a rigid body.

Considering the law of conservation of angular momentum, the angular momentum of a rigid body is conserved unless another force acts on that rigid body — or if it ceases to be a rigid body.

This leads to a single irrefutable conclusion: we do not see this top section of the South Tower continue to tip because it was so rapidly converted into dust that it ceased to be a rigid body before gravity was able to accelerate it downward to the ground level.

What force was able to dematerialize this rigid body before gravity was able to bring it to the ground?
Certainly not a conventional destructive mechanism.

9/11 FACTS that hurt people's feelings
43 FACTS that cannot be explained due to jet fuel, bombs, thermite or nukes
Article: https://t.co/2d2S5GnY7v

Dr Wood 9/11 presentation: https://t.co/WSe4IK6wMf
Condemnation, without investigation, is the height of ignorance. - Albert Einstein.
A time comes when silence is betrayal. - Martin Luther King
Read Dr Wood’s book: Where did the towers go? https://t.co/0dOepkP8qe

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17 days ago

@911Revisionist @linearcitynorm Watching This Back In 01 My Thoughts Where God Just Make It Stop Falling!!!

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18 days ago

The 9/11 Memorial "Tear Drop" sit's directly across from NYC, in Bayonne New Jersey, just the other side of the Statue of Liberty, yet we hear nothing about it. This beautiful, 100 ft tall monument was gifted to the people of the United States by the people of Russia in 2006, in memory of all those who lost their lives on that fateful day, September 11, 2001. The breaking in the cracked façade forms the shape of the two towers. The giant suspended tear drop signifies the tears of the entire world that day. Maybe it's something that needs to be known, starting today.

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