Christophera
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No, you've explained how you think it might have happened.
No evidence as ususal.
http://algoxy.com/psych/9-11scenario.html
No, you've explained how you think it might have happened.
No evidence as ususal.
Correct, they are interior box columns. You might try to term them as "inside the core" but the projection downwards at the angle they are at is going to put them as a part of the interior wall of the outer tube of the "tube in a tube" construction and falling inwards to the core area.
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/879044f9a5254a103.jpg[/qimg]
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=2945&stc=1&d=1157348186
What you call plans I call diagrams and they are a part of the subterfuge or deception. Only construction plans will suffice here.
Well you've already seen the picture of the core I have so we are at an impasse on that issue.
easily seen; sharply defined: a clear outline.
easily understood; without ambiguity:
To term the interior box columns above the same as the fine elements seen below is strictly an error. Meaning that the images support the concrete core and not the steel core columns.
Consider the Oxford encyclopedia of Technology and Inovation that was published in 1992 which has been scanned and available for inspection. It is pretty clear in what it says
Nice try at a hand wave, but the columns I was talking about aren't those angled things in the back, I was referring to the two straight up and down columns that still have the floor beams connected.
Ok, whatever you call them. I still want to see a diagram of your concrete core that shows stairs and elevators and etc. Heck, I wont even demand "construction plans", I just want to see how you can fit all the stuff known to be in the core in there along with your 17 foot thick concrete walls.
I guess you dont understand what CLEAR means.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=clear
Calling it an impasse is just admitting you dont have any CLEAR pics of your concrete core.
Considering that you have no proof of where that came from I dont think I will give it any credibility. Just saying it came from the "Oxford encyclopedia of Technology and Inovation" doesn't quite cut it.
BTW I cant determine if there is even such a thing as the "Oxford encyclopedia of Technology and Inovation". the only google results on that phrase point right back to this post.
BTWII you ignored another one of my questions, you even quoted it for some strange reason but didnt respond.
That is odd, that is just the same "object", only at a higher res and a different angle, that you keep calling 3 inch rebarb in one of your other pics. So is it a shear wall or rebarb now?
I guess you forgot from way back in this post somewhere, I proved that each pixel in that picture was equal to three feet. Now its perfectly reasonable that massive core columns could show up on that scale but its ludicrous to contend that 3 inch rebarb would be visible at that scale.
Clearly, RDX encapsulated ni a foot of concrete would have a MUCH longer viable life than the manuafactures cellophane package would provide.
@Pardalis. If you take those strange plooms into acount (what are they) you get a kind of faster than free-fall correlation.
There are much more strange things, too much, but now bed
Now, Chris, please tell us how you can tell that the photo I've used does not show rebar, but the photo you repeatedly use does show rebar. I'm sure we're all eager to hear how you obtained such skills of discernment.
To sum up Chris's twisting in the wind on this one. He claims this pic is " 3" rebarb on 4 foot centers" and that the rebarb is part of the core.
I assume you are reffering to the same plume seen in this video you have hosted on youtube:
If so, the answer is simple. The narrator is wrong, that plume of smoke was a direct result of the south tower collapse, and did not precede it. It had nothing to do with WTC7. 911 review debunks this:
Also on youtube you have a video in which it is claimed the WTC collapsed in 8.4 seconds. You do realise that the collapses took much longer than this, approx 15-18 seconds? Have a look here:
The middle photo was taken 8 seconds into the collapse, and the building is still approx 300m high.
It's "plume," and the phrase is "the devil is in the details," meaning that plans or explanations that seem simple when considered in a general sense can be quite tricky when looked at carefully. I do think "The evil is in the details" is a good description of 9/11 CTs, though. I get emails almost every day from people who believed the "inside job" theory in a general sense, but who now see that when the facts are examined, that theory makes no sense. Many of the 9/11 CTs seem plausible in theory. None are in fact.No I mean those strange plooms that you see a few stories behind the demolition wave, but I agree that a progressive collapse is able to take that into accont, it's a minor thing which I ignore from now on (although the evil can be in the details), alright then, probably a wave in some core element, whatever.
Argument from incredulity. You are wrong. Please do your homework.That ploom, that movie. Are you serious ? Is this the scientific way of debunking ? What an insult to the people who noticed this, the brave Americans noticing in which way their country is under attack. A CNN frame. The south tower just collapsed ? What the ... There is a whole damned movie and both twin towers are standing ? 99.999999999% chance they are standing at that moment.
Hey, man, I thought Dylan Avery purchased copies of the blueprints? Well, not all the blueprints (they'd weigh 650 lbs), but, like, some of them? We'll see.Probably the closest anyone can get to the oriiginal floor plans...but not much to go on...
Master Plans from 1963 of WTC
TAM
What is your basis for making this claim?
Okay, Chris. Here's the photo that Woody and I have used:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/879044fbefcf381d3.jpg[/qimg]
And here's the enlargement:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/879044f9a5254a103.jpg[/qimg]
Here's your photo, which was taken about 1 second later, and which you have claimed in over 30 posts shows "3" rebar on 4' centers."
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/879044fbefcf6600e.jpg[/qimg]
And here's the enlargement:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/879044fbefcf85bc4.jpg[/qimg]
Here's another shot from the same park as yours that shows more detail:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/879044fbf032378be.jpg[/qimg]
Now, Chris, please tell us how you can tell that the photo I've used does not show rebar, but the photo you repeatedly use does show rebar. I'm sure we're all eager to hear how you obtained such skills of discernment.
Or, you can finally be a man and admit that you're wrong.
You haven't demonstrated sufficient mastery of this concept to be using it to draw conclusions.Common sense.
Explosives sealed in concrete would have a shorter shelf life than explosives sealed in the original wrapper. Why? Because the very process of opening the wrapper to transfer it would expose the explosive to oxidation, which would immediately shorten its total usable lifespan. Further, concrete - despite your apparent ignorance on the matter - is actually fairly porous.