Your audience here at the JREF keeps telling you that your graphs and graphics, in their current form, are unpersuasive and unecessarily complex.
If you are having problems with some point or other, by all means say so.
Your audience here at the JREF keeps telling you that your graphs and graphics, in their current form, are unpersuasive and unecessarily complex.
LOL ? Have a look in t'dictionary.First, whatever happened to the word 'deduction?' I can't imagine Dr Watson exclaiming 'Brilliant deducement, Mr Holmes'. LOL
You shouldn't be quoting my post if you're ignoring what I'm sayingAnyway, I'm going to ignore the various ramblings from Femr2 for the moment, because I directed the answer to achimspok, not his personal pitbull.
Nope. Clarifying what NIST actually did.Truthers, however, are deliberately confusing the two.
Nope. You are ignoring the supporting trace data Achimspok has provided.So there are two methods outlined and at play here. Both achimspok and Femr2 incorrectly, IMO, treat them as one thing.
By all means, go ahead and contact NIST.neither of them has lifted a finger to query NIST about this, in order to clarify the point.
Yup, and you know exactly where the NW corner data is.Have Messrs A or F done measurements along various parts of those upper structures to find out what the accelerations were?
I really hope you're not going to suggest that NIST traced a diagonal, as highlighted by Achimspok earlier in this thread...
I call bull on that. Perform a trace from there which matches their data.No need. The point they traced was on the top of the West Penthouse. End of.
Before I begin Tom...Tom, Tom, Tom...when are you going to learn eh ?
Here...
[qimg]http://femr2.ucoz.com/_ph/3/2/370825048.jpg[/qimg]
It is not possible to determine the location of the roofline from the Cam#3 viewpoint in terms of a pixel colour value transitioning to the colour of the sky.
Okey dokey. I assume refudation follows if you are stating mistakes...Now, I'll respond to a couple of Femr2's other mistakes
You don't KNOW ?I call bull on that.
Done a long time ago. As I've said repeatedly above, I'll put some time aside and post some data.Perform a trace from there which matches their data.
Sorry, but it is. That was easy.![]()
Yup, and you know exactly where the NW corner data is.
Poop!Never gonna happen! This is all about the attention, not the truth. Which is why they left Gregory U's forum. Not enough people to argue minutia with.
Continue...
Yet again, no, not at the time when the West penthouse was still standing, and inline with the lower marker...
[qimg]http://femr2.ucoz.com/_ph/7/2/355345606.gif[/qimg]

Is this thread really based on a miss-placement of a location on the building that NIST describes in fairly exact terms?
Yeah.
If the twoofs here are correct, and free fall began earlier than NIST has stated, then it validates the engineering principles behind Newton's Bit showing how it's more likely than not that columns would break at the connections before they even bend.
And it also shows that when NIST says that once the ext collapse begins, the FEA is increasingly inaccurate, to also be true.
IOW, further validation of zero intervention from man is needed to see the details that twoofs whine about.
Is this thread really based on a miss-placement of a location on the building that NIST describes in fairly exact terms?
Wow.
Using a frame from several seconds before the collapse began.
Are you quite sure about that statement Tom ?
Using a frame from several seconds before the collapse began.
Hmmmm…. one might think that you're just being deceitful.
Nope. A frame showing the various members visible above the North Facade roofline. It's not stated as being from a particular time.
Why don't you post an image from the time when that tracing was taken?
I'll probably post several Tom, in animated form
That would be within 1 second of the beginning of the north wall collapse.
Are you quite sure about that statement Tom ?
You'll find something, uh, "interesting" about the position of the East Penthouse...
Is that so ?
Perhaps you have trace data showing the earliest motion of the central region of the roofline ? Perhaps you have trace data allowing comparison between the Cam#3 behaviour and the Dan Rather viewpoint behaviour ?
I'd be a little cautious of making too many further statements until you do, Tom.
I went back, wrote a lot of words and deleted the words because it wont help anyone to argue with you about you political correct view of things and may be skill or something. So no, you try to play the little "slow it down". I'm bored. That's it.achimspok,
Couple of questions:
1). Are you going to discuss with me my post #174?
How often ...? I'm bored.2). Are you going to publish your findings to the scientific community? If so, when do you plan on doing so?
What I'm saying has waist-level quantities of trace data soup behind it too. as I've said numerous times.
I went back, wrote a lot of words and deleted the words because it wont help anyone to argue with you about you political correct view of things and may be skill or something. So no, you try to play the little "slow it down". I'm bored. That's it.
How often ...? I'm bored.
Hey, I will publish yesterday.
Is this thread really based on a miss-placement of a location on the building that NIST describes in fairly exact terms?
And I specifically said *yup*. That means yes. You'll find it in the same place as the NW corner data, or why not download it directly...Nice dodge.I specifically asked about 'those upper structures', referring to the screenwall and West Penthouse.
Nope, you're just too lazy, or unwilling to do any looking unless held by the hand.Allegations have been made, but data is M.I.A.
Incorrect.Femr2, you've just been schooled several times, most notably about the pixel location and the rather large booboo regarding the fall of the E PH and subsequent open sky above the parapet wall.