My bolding above indicates to me one of the sources of your confusion.
Slip past and
airtight elevator.
Ok so according to you the jet fuel cannot pass the elevator. Good i am glad we cleared that up and i happen to agree with you. Mackey also agrees with you he states post #119
There is no requirement (for jet fuel) to get past the elevators.
But as i shall explain below there are logical implications in holding this position.
But first why are the elevator shafts important? According to grravy's post #360
Fuel poured down the shafts. ls this clear?
And as mackey submits post #214 NIST provided
Architectural diagrams identifying three large pathways from the impact zone to the basement
So the elevator shafts are vital to the fireball hypothesis because they provide the pathways by which the jet fuel travels down from the impact zone to the basement. The three large pathways i am assuming from diagrams in grravy’s paper are the #50 Main freight elevator shaft, #6 and #7 elevator shaft?
Q1 If jet fuel cannot pass the elevators then how do you explain
mike pecorara’s testimony and the smell of kerosene in B6 given the fact that only car 50 and 6/7 reached the basment level 2-3? Could the smell have been created from the explosion of cars in the car park? Mike suggests this himself “I was thinking maybe a car fire was upstairs” and given that we know the car park was obliterated this seems to be a possible explanation.
Q2 if jet fuel cannot pass the elevators how do you intend to explain
Ed McCabe’s testimony? He describes people injured, he could smell their “burnt flesh” and the wall in that room were turned to “rubble”. Now if the jet fuel cannot pass the elevator then what burnt their skin and turned the walls to rubble? If the elevators only reached B2-3 level then how could their skin get burnt on B4? According to Grravy’s paper they were injured because “several elevator pits ended there” but if the jet fuel cannot pass the elevators then how do you explain their injuries?
(a)if it was by a fireball then you have to explain how jet fuel can pass an elevator in an airtight shaft.
(b)If it was by heat then you have to explain how come the occupants of car #50 reported nothing about intense heat. They were not burnt either.
According to mackey post #119 eventhough he acknowledges that
We do not have a precise spot where ignition began
he states in post #127
I also speculate that the elevator impacts down below could very, very easily create electrical shorts -- this might explain why no fireballs were seen between the 45th floor and the basement
So mackey sepculates that when car #50 impacted below it could have created an electrical short which ignited a fireball. but if that is true then why were the occupants not burnt to cinders? Why did the emergency breaks of car #5o not ignite a fireball sooner?
Q3 If the jet fuel cannot pass the elevators then how do you explain
Jose Sanchez’s testimony? He saw a fireball travel through the freight elevator at B4. but if the freight elevator stopped at B2or3 and jet fuel cannot pass the elevator then what produced the fireball he saw? Was it the “bomb” he reported hearing prior to the fireball? You have already pointed out that jet fuel cannot pass an elevator in an airtight shaft so please explain to me what created the fireball seen in B4?
Q4 if jet fuel cannot pass the elevators then how do you explain
Hurseley Lever’s testimony? He was also in the B4 level and he saw a fireball. But if car 50, 6 and 7 went no further than B2-3 and jet fuel cannot pass the elevator then what produced the fireball he saw? Was it the “bomb” that he reported hearing prior to the fireball?
Q5 If jet fuel cannot pass the elevators then how do you explain
morelli’s testimony? He was thrown to the floor by an explosion and then he heard the elevator car #50 falling “you hear that (freight elevator) coming towards you”. This was “followed by blasts of intense heat”. So we know it wasnt the elevator impact that caused the explosion he heard or the intense heat because it had not impacted yet. Mackeys speculation behind the causation behind the first explosion experienced by morelli must logically be disgarded because morelli heard an explosion
before the elevator impacted creating an electrical short to ignite the fireball. So what caused the explosion that threw morelli to the ground? If it wasnt a fireball produced from the elevator impact could it have been the result of an explosive?
So the main idea here is that
if jet fuel cannot pass an elevator in an airtight shaft and if the elevators 50, 6 and 7 only reached level B2 -3. then how can we explain what people in the lower levels B4 in particular experienced? From their testimony they claim that walls were turned to rubble, people’s skin or hair was burnt, some were thrown to the floor, the ground and walls were shaking and ALL (except McCabe) reported hearing an explosion or bomb prior to a fireball, thick white smoke, or elevator falling.
Either jet fuel could pass the elevator and cause this phenomena or it cannot. If it can i would appreciate any explantions people would have as to how it can slip past the elevators in an airtight shaft. And if it cannot then the fireball witnessed by some in B4 was cuased by something else – perhaps explosives.