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Critical Thinker
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Wow. What a load of nonsense.
First of all the Niels Bohr Institute is the department of Physics and Astromony, and has nothing to do with the department of chemistry.
B: He is just an assistant professor at the department of chemistry and has no doctorate, the institute leader is called Mikael Bols.
III: The dean of natural science at KU is called Nils Andersen, and he resigned after the article had been published.
you call it a load of nonsense and then use screwloosechnage as a reference.
He doesnt have a doctorate? Would that impress you more if he did? (I think goebbels had one too)
plenty of others PhD's there I believe.
who gives a rat's ass if he has a doctorate!??
Try dealing with the facts of the issue.
The whole point of the post is that the study is not necessary to conclude the obvious.
if you wish to bring it up, well..point is, that he and 9 other scientists from different institutions (who have no reason in the world to lie and fabricate results, unlike NIST) found these material and confirmed their structure, elemental components, and ignition behavior.
re Niels Bohrs being a 'prestigious' institution -I was quoting from the NY Times.
That Anderson or Pileni quit in response to the paper is speculation
(as shown by your reference on the matter) but more importantly it is completely irrelevant either way.
What is relevant, "Based on these observations, we conclude that the red layer of the red/gray chips we have discovered in the WTC dust is active, unreacted thermitic material, incorporating nanotechnology, and is a highly energetic pyrotechnic or explosive material.”
"The peer-review on this paper was grueling, with pages of comments by referees. The tough questions the reviewers raised led to months of further experiments. These studies added much to the paper, including observation and photographs of iron-aluminum rich spheres produced as the material is ignited in a Differential Scanning Calorimeter "
First author is Professor Niels Harrit of Copenhagen University in Denmark, an Associate Professor of Chemistry. He is an expert in nano-chemistry; current research activities and his photo can be found here: cmm.nbi.ku.dk
*http://www.mathaba.net/0_index.shtml?x=619397
The critiques of harrit's paper (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=140017) are certainly not an explanation of what this material is. So do not confuse the two.
here is an informative well written essay directed at lay people.
http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/thermite/thermitics_made_simple.html
but like I said, my point was, that we dont need any scientific paper, or expert opinions in this case, because the tons factual evidence
(i.e. speed, symmetry, explosiveness, foreknowledge, admin's behavior, residual heat, NIST's failure to test for explosives* -etc, etc etc.. all speak for themselves.
*whatever Senor Mackey says, we have NIST saying they "did not test for the steel and dust explosive compounds."
In law, facts are called 'facts' because they can be verified by either side in a case.
Deal with the facts, quit with the fallacious appeals to authority and remember, it is well informed lay people who are given the seat of power on juries in this country
