/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Happy new year, Alice!

>>43898835
>>43878985
rent free, faggots

>>43065718
sure whatever you say big guy

>>42620259
Based but you forgot to take off her clothes and Bowl. Those fragments don't taste good

Alice raises a toast to a more tolerable year
>>42229867
frog outfits look shitty and u should feel bad.

>>40462354
Alice-smug

Freefall is 9.2 seconds. So it takes this as a minimum. But several losses slow the fall. Many people have shown that conservation of momentum slows the fall almost 4 seconds. That is, stationary floors slow the falling floors a calculable amount. That delay is if the floors are not attached when they are hit.
If the floors are attached, and each one is specified to carry 11 times its own weight, applying the same math for the loss in velocity, this fall time loss would add 44 seconds.
The math is a little different in practice, it actually has everything to do with how much a floor deflects before it shears, something we don’t know. But for comparison the energy is equal to an attached floor bowing less than two feet before shearing off. Adding these up we get the fall time would be 9.2 seconds for free fall between floors, plus 4 seconds for conservation of momentum plus 44 seconds to shear the stationary floors or almost a minute. And that is considering that this analysis does not subtract the energy to pulverize concrete or bend and break columns and their connections to each other, which would all reduce the fall time in proportion to the energy they absorbed.
Since each collapse was much faster than a minute we know it was a structural failure. Knowing that we can calculate the percent of the “as built” strength that is available for slowing the fall.
The fall time was about 17 seconds allowing us to calculate how much strength had to be removed. The outer columns were built with a margin of 5 so they had to remove 80% of their strength for them to fall at all. If they remove 90% they will fall at half the acceleration of gravity plus the 4 seconds or 9.2 + 9.2 + 4 = 22.4 seconds.
Since the buildings fell faster than that, 95% of the column strength was removed.
Some claim the falling floors pulled the columns in and they offered no resistance but one’s intuition alone tells you this is not the case until proven with a testable mechanism. It is certainly not a zero loss. It would be a loss we can calculate in a finite element analysis(FEA) when this is properly investigated.
Controlled demolition is consistent with what we see with all the buildings. Especially when you consider that building 7 fell for 110 feet at freefall acceleration. The whole building fell at this acceleration as the videos show.
We also see signs of a cover up since they would not release the FEA of building 7 which would put this to rest.

Alice doesn't need this thread, she is a self sufficient and mentally stable woman. Have some apple juice.

A TOAST

>>38253055
Holy based. Also, friendly reminder that j*nny (biggest threat to /jp/ culture) shares whiny faggots' annoying poser attitude. Derailing on-topic threads with template shitposts doesn't make them any less of shitposts. It's just /jp/ equivalent of wojaks, pepes and endlessly repeated buzzwords with only difference being that wojak gets new variant every few months while Marisa's thumb has been paralyzed for over a decade.

>>35863818
Sakuya and maybe Alice.

>>35688561
>emabarressing

>>35723368
Alice is good girl (also fuck new captcha)