I just did, here. It is not solid. It is a tube with many hallways through it in both directions. Twice as many for WTC 2 as WTC 1.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/1808615-post2928.html
How many hallways did WTC2 have?
Two in each direction. I assume this is the north face of WTC 2.
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The thin blue lines indicate edges of hall openings. The heavy blue are entire openings. The photo seems to have been takns from the east face of WTC 1.
Let's look at your photo shall we? You seem to enjoy making false claims and presenting evidence that is CLEARLY incorrect. The red lines in your annotated photo represent what you claim to be the core corners. You just aren't very bright are you.
Answer me this. The length of the perimeter walls are 208' long. You claim that the long axis core wall (which would be the right side, or west side, of the supposed core wall in your photo, inside the tower) is 154' in length. I annotated the photo even further below. Look at the light blue lines I added. How is it that the distance between them for your supposed core corners, represented by red lines, is SMALLER than the distance between the light blue lines which I use to represent the outside perimeter columns?
Use right triangles viewed from the top of that photo and make the hypotenuse for each triangle west the face of your supposed core wall and the face of the west perimeter column wall. The distance between my blue lines represents the bottom leg if the triangle. If the hypotenuse is 154' for your core and 208' for the perimeter column wall, how come the distance between the light blue lines for your core dimension is SMALLER than the distance between the light blue lines of the perimeter wall?
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