University of Alaska Fairbanks WTC 7 Final Report | Presented by Richard Gage AIA & Roland Angle PE

We are proud to announce the release of the final report of the four-year computer modeling study of World Trade Center Building 7 by researchers the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

AE911Truth is a nonprofit organization representing more than 3,000 architects and engineers who have signed the organization’s petition calling for new investigation into the destruction of the three World Trade Center towers on 9/11.

Richard Gage, AIA , a 30-year architect, member of the American Institute of Architects, and founder of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth will introduces the presenter, civil engineer Roland Angle, PE. Roland serves as the director of AE911Truth's Project Due Diligence outreach to the engineering profession.

Roland graduated from UC Berkeley and began his career by designing hardened missile silos to withstand nuclear bomb blasts. He went on to a broad career in the civil engineering and construction field spanning the last 50 years.

Roland provides the highlights of the study that was led by Professor Leroy Hulsey and his team of PhD researchers at UAF. Professor Hulsey, a top forensic structural engineer of 50 years, until recently served as the chair of the Department of Environmental and Civil Engineering at UAF.

The UAF team has conducted a finite element analysis study of the collapse this 47-story skyscraper, the third to collapse on 9/11, which so many know nothing about. This high-rise fell suddenly at 5:20 PM – seven hours after the Twin Towers destruction.

Most notably, it fell symmetrical at free-fall acceleration into its footprint in under 7 seconds, in the exact manner of a classic controlled demolition. Yet the National institute of Standards and Technology claimed, in their 1,000 page report issued seven years after the collapse, that the building fell due to normal office fires, which has never happened to any steel-frame, fire-protected building before or since 9/11.

A hearty thank you goes out to the thousands of concerned citizens who helped fund the university's historically important research. We encourage you to download the report at https://www.AE911Truth.org/wtc7 and take the time to understand the differences between the Hulsey report and the NIST report – and draw your own conclusions as to which better explains the collapse as we’ve now seen in the videos.

We invite you to also sign our petition at https://AE911Truth.org/petition, which calls upon Congress to open a a new investigation, and help us bring the report to the engineering community and to Congress. The more engineers who are raising their voices, the more Congress will listen and eventually be forced to open a new investigation.

We are submitting a Request for Correction to NIST, under the Data Quality Act, which will be based largely upon the findings in this Report. Our goal is to force NIST to correct its deeply flawed report.

If you are a structural engineer, we encourage you to sign on to this RFC now by emailing us - RFC@AE911Truth.org. Even If you were not listening live with us today – but on the archive video of the webinar – we can still amend your name to the list of concerned structural engineers signed on to this important document. Again – just email us at RFC@AE911Truth.org

A special thanks to everyone at the University of Alaska Fairbanks – particularly Professor Hulsey. We are proud to have supported the university in performing this truly scientific study.