Reply #64: I see you're still posting two replies to my posts...ah, well. [View All]

I still think this would be easier if you'd consolidate, but since your first response was just the word "physics" (which made no sense), I 'll just reply to the second.

Why are you under the impression that the damage would have been to the second floor at the entry point? Since we're referencing the ASCE report, it clearly says:

"Impact of the fuselage was at column line 14, at or slightly below the second-floor slab, and the right wing crossed at a shallow angle from below the second-floor slab to above the second-floor slab."

Yes, there was damage above the second floor slab, but the majority of the impact (and the majority of the damage) was below the second floor slab.

As far as the "section of the floor being raised", are you speaking of the first or second floor slab? I didn't see any "raised floor" references in the ASCE report.