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I've never seen someone have this little an idea what he's talking about be so adamant about it. Well done Java.
It's amazing,I agree.
I've never seen someone have this little an idea what he's talking about be so adamant about it. Well done Java.
Yellow, of course![]()
No. If you place the charge on this side:
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c23/JPPics/9-11/FloorTrusses-Construction.jpg
And you're looking from this side:
http://911mysteries.yweb.sk/download/images/wtc-construction-hires-photos/wtc11.jpg
You can't see the bright light from this side:
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c23/JPPics/9-11/FloorTrusses-Construction.jpg
only the effects of the heating and the metal that drips out.
The paper that flew out no doubt was the result of the pressure wave created by the impact, and the window's getting blown out. It's his theory that something rigid, something attached to the columns would have survived inside the fireball....
This would have been seen from at least two of the windows on each face of the tower.
No not really.
Any ideas yet on why the perps might want, seemingly pointlessly, to damage a non-essential part of the exterior wall in one specific location?
No not really.
Any ideas yet on why the perps might want, seemingly pointlessly, to damage a non-essential part of the exterior wall in one specific location?
TheyTM had a bunch of extra not-so britetm Thermite and just needed a place to put it. Using precision mathematical calculations, and a bit of luck, they decided to put it in the exact place that the aircraft would come to rest after the impact. Pretty amazing, really.
No not really.
Yes, really. Aparently you don't realize how bright a thermite reaction is. Especially considering that there are windows all over the place.....
Please explain to me how you think it DIDN'T shine through the windows?
Give me ONE plausable explaniation.
One plausable explanation is this: The incendiary elements are placed at the floor panel truss connections to the wall. Thus they are blocked by the metal that supports the floor( http://www.rense.com/1.imagesH/wtcn.jpg ).
In other words there is a big piece of thick metal between them and the outside of the building. So I fire on the inside can't be seen from the outside because of metal's tendency to not be transparent.
Now you claim it should be visible from other windows. Which? The once across the building? Hard to believe. There's this thing called the core. Then there's the smoke and add to that the floor itself. Yes the floor. You see the more you move to other windows the more the point of view (from the ground) hinders your ability to see that point. So the best hope you have is to look at it from below just from were we see it.
In regards to the white smoke. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d5iIoCiI8g Look at second 43. Nice white smoke getting blown to the right from the area were the metal is dripping.
Here let me help you a bit:
[qimg]http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/4535/whitesmoke.png[/qimg]
So you see it all matches. The incendiary devices meant to cut the supports and release the floor panels. The location of the molten metal. The white smoke.
And then theres this thing about the molten beam with the holes on it. Remember?
How is the draft of the full theory coming along? It's way overdue.
So you see it all matches. The incendiary devices meant to cut the supports and release the floor panels.
You seriously think an entire section of floor deck would collapse because a single bracket (gusset plate?) was cut away somehow? There were several holding up each section and parallel floor trusses were connected to each other laterally. We should be seeing fireworks at every window along there if the entire floor was being disconnected with thermite.
The point is that the office fires did not melt the steelanother source did.
The temperature of the liquid metal observed is higher as it is clearly yellowish white.
I've never seen someone have this little an idea what he's talking about be so adamant about it. Well done Java.
Lets see. A passport on the luggage or clothing of a terrorist. Inside the airplane. Made out of paper. And it survives. Kinda undermines your majestic fireball theory.
But there are 10 very common metals that melt at under 1000C which would have been in the towers in abundance.