Where Can I Find Texas Tower Data for Physics Experiments?

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Texas Tower data is sought for creating a specific plot related to physics experiments, particularly referencing AP French's "Vibrations and Waves." Users are looking for reliable archives or spreadsheets containing this data. The term "Texas Tower" refers to structures that experienced significant swaying, causing seasickness among crews and even leading to a collapse in one instance. Recommendations for data sources are encouraged to assist in the research. Access to this data is crucial for accurate experimental analysis.
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I'd like to produce a plot that looks like
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Taken from page 86 of AP French's Vibrations and Waves.
I'm searching for some good Texas Tower data. Can you recommend an archive of physics experimental data? Or what I'd like even more is a spreadsheet with some texas tower data.
 
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For those who are not aware of the origin of the term "Texas Tower".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Towers
They used to sway sufficiently to make the crew seasick. On one occasion the oscillation lead to collapse.
 

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