This is my final post in this thread. An end point has been satisfactorily reached, in my view, with all that can usefully be posted having been completed.
I understand posters are not convinced of DEW causal theory and "want more proof" but are reluctant to look for it themselves. Further, no amount of proof presented has been sufficient. There are those who initially said they did not believe DEW existed, but those posts have thinned out.
There are a variety of posts indicating what are claimed to be technical limitations, but those are based on faulty analysis. They treat DEW in a vacuum and do not have, as their reference point, an explanation of what caused this:
The query process isfurther confounded because the event of 9/11 has, for some reason, caused many, many people to relinquish their own thought process, especially as it relates to what they can see. Many people, in looking at the above photo, are unwilling to acknowledge that it depicts steel being turned to dust almost instantaneously. Many others are willing to attribute the conditions seen to the destructive power of gravity, a plane smack and kerosene. When challenged on this they assert there were "other combustibles" available, but the available materials -- carpets and desks -- are less combustible than even lowly kerosene; and, paper didn't even burn.
This leads to inclusion of the outcome of the "Debris" thread which also reached an end point. There, we saw that GZ was flat. Those who initially doubted the claim ended up hanging their hat on the few exceptions to the overall flatness that were always acknowledged to be there because they were plainly visible all along. The point there was whether the overall and general condition applicable to the vast majority of the site would be the determining way to define the site's elevation or whether the occassional exception would be given emphasis.
However, the overall point of the flatness issue is simply that of showing how thorough the annihilation of GZ actually was. Again, the issue here is that the energy available through kerosene, etc. is grossly insufficient to have created that flat landscape.
This leads to the further inclusion of the altered "NIST" thread.
Posters have been shown that NIST "did not investigate the actual collapses." Thus, in actuality, all of the discussion we've had here on DEW and on the flatness of GZ literally is our own work because NIST did not investigate those factors. NIST offers no guidance whatsoever on what is going on in the picture posted above because they did not investigate that destruction. NIST cannot provide any guidance on why GZ was flat and can offer no help to anyone on whether there was any debris underground (there was none) because they did not investigate that either.
That's why they and their contractors are being challenged.
All of the back and forth in these three threads can literally be said to stem from the fact that NIST committed fraud by pretending to investigate the event, but not actually doing so.
Notice, in the DEW and the Debris thread, there's no way to cite NIST as an authority by anyone because NIST offers nothing whatever that would respond to those two threads. Granted, DEW theory is, of course, startling. But, NIST should have been able to determine whether there was debris underground or not, had they but investigated the event, but they didn't.
Only DEW could have turned that steel to dust instantaneously in the manner seen to have occurred. One thing is for absolutely certain: NIST cannot contradict that claim.
Thanks to all for their participation.