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Earthquake frequencies affect buildings of different heights

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Terafab Texas will be the largest and most valuable building on Earth by far. And it will be stunningly beautiful.

Height difference goals, or the Empire State Building meeting Big Ben?

Do you see the top 15 stories crushing the 95 stories below? 9/11 No, you don't. The top block disintegrates by itself in the first few seconds without even impacting the building below, and then the building below begins to destroy itself. What you see are waves of explosions

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Earthquake frequencies affects buildings of different heights

Earthquake frequencies affects buildings of different heights

Earthquake frequencies affect buildings of different heights

@Interesting things

@JFK_PascalNaja7 Utter bullshit! This is almost the same exact angle and the top never leaned like that. It came straight down, maybe a few degrees off, because if it the top did fall over like you show it would have fallen blocks away. Also the rest of the tower probably wouldn't have collapsed

@Dave Toussaint

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