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In stark contrast to the expectations set by rubble pile norms, the rubble observed at Ground Zero was astonishingly low—less than three stories high. This incongruity raises a critical question: Where did all the material from the Twin Towers disappear to? The visual analysis of Ground Zero reveals a shocking disparity between anticipated and actual rubble heights.
The answer might lie in the dust cloud that engulfed Manhattan and the surrounding areas. According to analyses, most of the dust and fine particles that blanketed these regions originated from the Twin Towers themselves. This dust encapsulates the mystery of the significant material that seemingly vanished following the collapse.