Sunstealer
Illuminator
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- Oct 22, 2007
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Right, you've said no to all my questions.The answer to all of your questions is no. But as I posted above forget about all he did for a second...all you have to do is do is exactly what Ryan Mackey and Fred Greening suggested NIST should do. Run experiments, to come up with an explanation for the "perplexing" findings. I mean you can pretend what he did never happened...just go out and prove it by experiment. Just as Cole suggested.
This should be no problem for you right? It would a good chance for you to enlighten everyone on what the word eutectic means. Someone with your qualifications, knowledge, and work ethic, and given the absurdity of what Cole is alleging, you should have that video out by the end of the day right? I do look forward to seeing it.
So is Jon Cole wrong in his conclusions?
Of course he is. But you believed him anyway.
I love the way you think that youtube is the pre-eminent medium for scientific work. Scientific papers are published in respectable publications. To date no truther has ever had one published.
An experiment was performed to show that FeS-FeO eutectic can form due to sulphidation. See here http://www.georgevandervoort.com/fa_lit_papers/World_Trade_Center.pdf at the bottom.
Truthers don't understand the above paper, that's why they think therm*te can cause the oxidation and sulphidation, intergranular melting etc.
Truthers are the ones proposing the alternative theory of themite/thermate - it's up to truthers to do the experiments to show that them*te can produce the same effects in the report above. You've had years to do it. It's not up to debunkers to do the experiments.
As for Greening and asking NIST/FEMA or whomever to continue to do experiments then I'd ask what the scope, timescale and funding for those experiments would be. Truthers seem to want to replicate the un-replicatable as a scientific test. How does that work?
