If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong. Part II

You tested what?

Your claim is invalid. You have no idea what explosives were used because no one tested for them. If you have no idea what explosives were used then you can not make any claim about how loud they should have been.

No evidence for explosives was recorded on the structure of the steel, so no need
To do any residue tests.
 
You don't like the testimony so you attack the channel hosting the video and the person making the statments. None of your attacks change the testimony.

Do you want to attack the firefighters' testimony because you don't like it?

What about this guy? Do you want to attack him?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urNEAakzOYk

I know what he says. Do you think his statements aren't credible? Look at him. He was on the ground floor, and he thinks a bomb detonated before the first plane hit. No, he does not say for certain, he says he just thinks it did. You clearly have a person who says they think a bomb detonated before the first plane, and you can tell he experienced the effects of the blast firsthand.

Now, do you really think it's OK they did not test for explosives?

The doctors that treated the patients burned in the lobby say it was jet fuel.

Are you saying that doctors that specialise in burn cases don't know the difference between burns and blast injuries.
 

Wow. That's a lot of research.

The statements made in the video don't match the oral history.

Statements made immediately after an event are often, if not always, more accurate than statements made months later.

I give more weight to what was said on 9/11, then what was said afterwards.
 

You are wasting time here, since you refuse to provide real, verifiable proof of the things you are quoting ( verifiable means you can show how experiments were performed, prove claimed results, have same verified by professionals in the field and published in an accepted, peer reviewed journal of good or better reputation.) .
 
Do you think with this level of detail and swabbing every bit of steel before it was sent off site they'd have missed signs of explosives?

You're right. They would not have missed signs of explosives. You know why? It's because they did not test for them.

Do you think that the NYPD and FBI, who both lost people would be lying about what they found?

What did they find? You can't find something if you don't test for it.

You think had there been steel that showed signs of explosive damage, they would have ignored it?
Lots of evidence was ignored.

Were they lying about what they found?

They didn't have to lie. If you say you didn't test for explosives, and you didn't, there is no lie.
 
I am asking you about a claim you made first on March 13 as near as I can tell. A claim you made; yours; not anyone else's. When I questioned you about it then, you had trouble focusing; you repeatedly tried to shift the conversation away from the towers to WTC 7. You are doing that again, here, just to a different distraction.

Focus, please.

You claimed WTC 1 collapsed with constant acceleration. Please support that claim.
Be patient. It's coming.


Any updates?
 
Statements made immediately after an event are often, if not always, more accurate than statements made months later.

Of course you think that.

Let me post the statement from James Duffy again.

"Oh, no. I didn't know what it was when we were inside. I didn't know the building had collapsed, actually. I thought it was a bomb. I thought a bomb had gone off. That's why I really didn't know until after."
 
Wow. That's a lot of research.

The statements made in the video don't match the oral history.

Statements made immediately after an event are often, if not always, more accurate than statements made months later.*

I give more weight to what was said on 9/11, then what was said afterwards.

Cool, I give more weight to stories that are backed up by a lot of people who were around and in a proper location to verify how things/what things happened. If what was said was said by only one person when there were others around who should easily have noticed and remembered but no one but that person says it I tend to think it really did not happen.....


* and for that you need to check research on that very topic and report back to us if it verifies that claim.:)
 
Once again, you ignore obvious evidence. I'm the OP. How can I hijack my own thread?

No one saw explosives used on 9/11. You have no evidence for explosives. Have you told the FBI you know it was explosives, the silent no blast effects ones?
 
You didn't bother watching the video I posted of real CDs did you? Including the one where the explosion is unmistakable 3km from the site?

Watch the reaction to Cement Truck explosion from a mile and a half (2.4km) away, and the explosives used in this are a tiny fraction of what would have been required for the WTC.


How do you know how much explosive material would have been needed? Wouldn't it vary based on how strong the explosive was? Wouldn't it also vary on how strong or weak the connections were? If the connections were weakened by one method, would the quantity of explosives be less than normal? Wouldn't the quantity also vary based on how they wanted to bring the building down?
 
According to AE911T's resident expert, David Chander (high school math teacher), WTC 1 fell at an average of 0.64 g. Since it must, by definition, have fallen at g in between floors. it could not have fallen at a constant acceleration either.

I will address this issue soon. So far no one has provided the data I have asked for.
 
This just brings me back to my main point: Newton's Laws of Motion are useless for studying the WHY of a progressive collapse! :mad:

They are useful for understanding the motions observed during the collapse. Newton could care less what the caused the collapse.
 
So downward motion, or the lack of it, is irrelevant to flight, throwing a plastic kit across a room results in motions identical to those of a flying airplane, and an experiment to compare the directions of motion of a model and a real airplane has nothing to do with directions of motion. And anyone who disagrees with all of this cannot possibly be a trained physicist.

Keep going, FalseFlag. I'm sure this sort of brilliance will convince the experts to give you a new investigation in no time.

Dave

The emphasis was added by me. It does not appear in the original post.

The word "identical" does not have an identical definition to the word "similar". In fact, the definitions are not even remotely similar.

Cole's experiment is about similar accelerations, similar directions of net forces, and similar sequences of the directions of net forces. He does not use the word "identical" to describe his experiment.
 
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and, if one had he would have barely but moreso unlikely at all have survived and he would have lost several functions!!!!! Did he???:confused::confused:

If not, nothing "threw him " up two stories.

Don't forget. The "explosion" also would've blown Micheal Hess up two stories as well - strangely enough, he doesn't seem to include that element into his account of the events.

:rolleyes:
 

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