Dave Rogers
Bandaged ice that stampedes inexpensively through
Well, I suppose it's a nice change to be called a big sheep.
Dave
Dave
An interesting "tongue in cheek" suggestion. Which, despite the light heartedness, manages to present a part way credible scenario.
Would tend to imply rough idea of impact locations.Interesting also that one respondent comments as follows:...which begs the question of how would the perpetrators of this pre preparation plan - executed somewhere between 1995-2001 and therefore planned no later than 1995 - how would they know where the fires of 9/11 2001 would be?
Pretty sneaky huhStill it is as close to a full plan for MIHOP as I have seen so far. It sets me a new benchmark.
Sod's Law that floors most recently upgraded with new fire protection just happened to be right in the firing line,
The reference in Dr G's suggestion cites See NIST NCSTAR 1-6A page xxxvii.And not actually true. Check your sources.
Dave
NIST NCSTAR 1-6A page xxxvii said:In the years between 1995 and 2001, thermal protection was upgraded in a number of the floors affected by the fires on September 11, 2001. Specifically, in WTC 1, floors 92 through 100 and 102 were upgraded; and in WTC 2, floors 77, 78, 88, 89, 92, 96, and 97 were upgraded.
The reference in Dr G's suggestion cites See NIST NCSTAR 1-6A page xxxvii.
Now list the impact floors.
Dave
WTC1 - 93-98
WTC2 - 78-84
Your point ?
Aiii. Bang on for WTC1, not great for WTC2, which oddly enough failed along quite a vertical diagonal.Now compare the numbers for WTC2. Only one of the floors upgraded with new fire protection was hit, and that only by the wingtip of the plane.
That's the basic premise of the (lighthearted) Dr G. scenario, clearly.And, in case you wanted to suggest that the upgraded floors were "upgraded" with incendiaries
Are you suggesting that there was no heat source on 78 high enough to cause initiation ?let me remind you of the classic truther talking point that floor 78 of WTC2 showed only "a couple of isolated pockets of fire".
Meh. Pretty close. Kinda sandwiched in between two upgraded regions.In short, your comment that "floors most recently upgraded with new fire protection just happened to be right in the firing line" is flat out wrong for WTC2.
Methinks thou doth protest too muchETA: How dense does one have to be not to see what my point was even after he's posted the numbers that prove it?
...Methinks thou doth protest too much![]()
Aiii. Bang on for WTC1, not great for WTC2, which oddly enough failed along quite a vertical diagonal.
Are you suggesting that there was no heat source on 78 high enough to cause initiation ?
Meh. Pretty close. Kinda sandwiched in between two upgraded regions.
Sorry about that lot femr2. I must remember to not make light hearted comments on this forum.![]()
WTC1 - 93-98
WTC2 - 78-84
Your point ?
Nope, though the renovation adds a) nullification of fireproofing ageing as a significant factor or b) possibly shoddy renovation... to the potAnd you have evidence that the "upgraded" fireproofing would have survived intact after being hit by a 767?
Nope.still counting dancing angels.......
Publish what ?Just publish will you!
Oh I think the aircraft being sandwiched between two regions of upgrades is still pretty much in the firing line, speshly seeing as fire tends to riseBang on for WTC1, completely wrong for WTC2.
No high heat source on 78. Cool.I'm pointing out that the fires were relatively small on the one upgraded floor in the impact region of WTC2
Bang on for WTC1. Aircraft fire sandwich correlation for WTC2indicating that there was no particular correlation between (a) the impact zones and the upgraded floors
Bang on for WTC1. WTC2... No fire below 78 either ?, cool. Nor above ?, even cooler.and (b) the fires and the upgraded zones.
Is that so ? Cool.Therefore, any explanation derived from any such correlation is obviously worthless.
Not protesting at all. ChillSaving the hypothesis. Methinks thou doth protest too much.
Oh I don't know, it's quite revealing.ozeco41 said:Sorry about that lot femr2. I must remember to not make light hearted comments on this forum.
Oh I think the aircraft being sandwiched between two regions of upgrades is still pretty much in the firing line, speshly seeing as fire tends to rise![]()
Bang on for WTC1. WTC2... No fire below 78 either ?, cool. Nor above ?, even cooler.
You can say that again.Oh I don't know, it's quite revealing.Sorry about that lot femr2. I must remember to not make light hearted comments on this forum.![]()
I would imagine that's pretty high on the list.
I find it pretty bizarre how many folk *attack* the ROOSD study.
With more, er, rational members there's no reason why the initial study couldn't have been rounded-off a little, the actual math implemented, etc etc.
I'm inclined to surmise that many members have zero interest in anything except *arguing* with anyone they self-brand as *twoofers*, which is pretty pathetic, and in a public forum results in a permanent reflection of members, er, qualities...till the end of time
Anyway, yes, general agreement that ROOSD is a pretty sensible route to refining and parameterising the primary mechanisms of destruction.
Acceptance of the scope and applicability of Bazant et al (which is the primary *tome* for all response to questions about descent progression),,,ie that is shouldn't be used at all except to agree that there was enough energy available (imo)...that ol' it proves it could, but does it prove it did kind of thing.
However, a main purpose AFAIK...
Get RID of all the crap arguments involving wild theories of floor-by-floor nuke-a-booms, providing both *sides* (debunker/AE911T/whatever) with an acceptable middle-ground.
One side continually citing Bazant, whilst the other points to missing jolts and 12 features of CD...blah. Waste of time.
Doubt there will be much progress here. Most of the folk are too blinkered.
Noted.Femr.
As I have stated repeatedly. I have no direct objections to the observables that Major T has outlined in his ROOSD theory. They seem to match up with what was said by FEMA, and his observations seem to match what we saw.
The model outline does need to be implemented, yes.my only issues are
1. the lack of math to back up some of the claims.
As I've said a few times, I'm not sure the inclusion has helped matters, but the base point of the inclusion, imo, is simply to highlight that ROOSD does not prove MIHOP, nor does it disprove MIHOP. It simply describes a gravity driven primary mode of destruction. ROOSD is post-initiation, leaving initiation as a blank space. Indeed the biggest remaining hurdle with validating ROOSD in full is determining the sequence of events leading to the initiating state, ie how enough mass became separated from the structure to invoke ROOSD. The study is offered to both *sides* with the intention of reducing spurious claims of floor-by-floor nuke-a-booms on one hand and focus on initiation on the other. A significant issue with initiating scenarios such as that proposed by NIST is that such does not provide a mechanism for supply of that mass early enough.2. The fact that demolitions are not mentioned at any time until the conclusion as an attempt to "back" in a demolitions theory that isn't needed.
So you produced a "model" that would leave as many openings as possible so you could connect it to your "preferred" conclusion.But the concept of ROOSD is a double-edged sword. It could be used in a remarkably controlled fashion intentionally. This is obvious.
The collapses of WTC1 and 2 have looked like total chaos for years. This study shows there was remarkable order and control within the apparent chaos.
The ROOSD process is naturally self-regulating, as the charts showing early terminal velocity demonstrate. It is a remarkably controlled and controllable. self regulating process leading to highly predictable results.
That is why I say, ROOSD information cuts both ways and changes many parameters in our "debate".