On the official report of 9/11 it says that the collapse happened because of the fire in the buildings, but regardless other evidence contradicts this theory. In the documentary 9/11 Mysteries: Demolitions, during an interview with NBC News Professor Jones states that a molten metal was found in the basement of all three buildings, and the only way that the steel would have been able to liquefy the way it did was if Thermite was placed in the buildings to burn the steel, because open fire cannot reach the heat level necessary to melt steel. The professor’s argument shows validity because molten metal was found in all three buildings and in contrary to the repot fire alone did not contain the heat needed to cause the metal to melt. The report failed to clarify the molting of the metal in the fires that pulled down all three buildings. The report given by authority states that the buildings dropped because of the planes crashing into the building and the after math destruction that followed those incidents but fails to state any reasons behind explosions
If it weren’t for Apple’s technology then Microsoft wouldn't be what it is today. In addition, when Apple was falling and Microsoft was growing to be the best computer company Steve Jobs was rehired as the CEO of Apple. When Steve Jobs came back he came up with the iPod, iMac, iPad, etc. He started focusing more on the Operating System for the computers and they started dramatically improving. Steve Jobs had saved Apple from falling and possibly shutting down.
The worst terrorist attack in America’s History occurred on September 11, 2001. Four hijacked planes taken over by terrorists were turned into weapons of mass destruction and targeted major United States landmarks. Two of those planes were flown into the World Trade Center in New York City, and the third plane struck the U.S. Pentagon in Virginia. The unexpected attacks killed thousands of people. Firefighters, police officers, and other emergency workers immediately took action unaware of the problems that were to come.
Microsoft though, since it has a big chunk of market share as far as operating systems is concerned, is for hackers to mess with since 70% of all hacking tools is for windows only. Windows has more vulnerabilities than Apple. I'm not saying Apple is perfect even though that statement could have been true 5 years ago but the quality of their products is much better than Microsoft. Apple is also better than Microsoft simply because of Steve Jobs. His ideas and way of thinking is unimaginable.
9-11 As our classroom sat and watched the horrifying video of 9-11, I never fully grasped that day into detail until seeing the actual footage. People screaming, running, shouting for their loved ones. I can’t even image what was going through those bystanders’ minds. Watching thousands of people being burned every second, and hundreds making the decision to jump to their deaths. So many questions with no answers were asked that day the twin towers burned to ashes.
The city of Hiroshima was the primary target. The city held at that time an estimated population of 300,000 to 400,000 people. According to the United Nations in 1976, the death toll of the 'Little Boy' had reached 140,000 people, give or take a couple tens of thousands of people. All buildings near Ground Zero were completely destroyed and anyone near four-kilometers of the explosion was killed and the deadly gamma radiation spread many miles out. The former economic house of Japan was left with bloody pools and rooting dead bodies.
Styrofoam is the next best calorimeter after ceramic, which makes a good amount of sense except that it is more than 70 J/C behind the calorimeter constant for ceramic. This same irregularity applies to sand in the first trial of part b. The negative calorimeter constant for sand also suggests that it absorbed the heat from the system. In contrast, the cloth towels were calculated to be the best calorimeters, which appears to be reasonable. Graphically, it would appear that Styrofoam is the best calorimeter because it remains steady throughout the trial, but this does not connect with the calculated calorimeter constants.
A picture is worth a thousand words. But for many people a picture taken by Richard Drew called "The Falling Man" left many people speechless. Two years after the terrorist attacks on world trade centers author Tom Junod was inspired to write his famous article for Esquire Magazine entitled The Falling Man. In his article Junod discusses the victims of the terrorist attacks who were forced out of the towers due to the overwhelming heat from the fire or in desperation for relief from the smoke. These people who ended up in this unimaginable position and ended jumping from the towers.
The city is completely destroyed, there are 90,000 buildings and 60,000 of them were completely destroyed by the explosion. In all, approximately 33% or ⅓ of Hiroshima is completely destroyed. The town was in Mercy. They all had no more hope. They had lost the
James Reed Sean Howard, Bruce Poole Industrial Safety and CPR 12 January 2012 Operational Risk Management “Fire, fire, fire!”, the announcement from Damage Control Center rings out over the 1MC the ship-wide intercom, the ship is now in danger with the flight deck a conflagration of flame, a precious air crew has perished, and sixty million dollars of taxpayers’ money has become a crumpled mass of burning metals and hazardous waste. Accidents like this one have changed the way the American public perceives mishaps in the military; these horrific accidents with mass casualties, and billions of dollars in lost, irreplaceable equipment. Lessons bought and paid for in blood forced the United States Navy into making a massive effort to prevent and mitigate these destructive events. The Navy’s efforts led to a breakthrough, a paradigm shift in the fundamental mindset of accident prevention. The Navy’s mindset of fixing the problem after an accident (a knee-jerk reaction) was replaced by a proactive mindset, one of preemptive action.