Oz1976
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Is this David Chandler really allowed to teach young students at a Highschool?![]()
Unfortunately yes.
Is this David Chandler really allowed to teach young students at a Highschool?![]()
Afraid not Oystein.You have enough in the video. Proceed with your analysis or we will draw the obvious conclusion.
This is complete failure of logic. Ridiculous Bill. Seriously. "If no one will debunk this without us providing the accurate claims then it's accurate yeah". Claims need to have supporting evidence, not idiotic fantastical speculation with zero observables. There is no "rocket" observable. You're out of your mind Bill.
First things first Oystein. First verify that the unit IS actually falling well beyond the accelaration of gravity as Chandler claims. If it is, then it follows that we only need to identify the means of propulsion.
That reminds me...where IS Oystein anyway ? He must be finished the analysis by now surely ?
Either Chandler is off on his calculations or he's on, or perhaps close enough to require closer analysis of the projectiles.
Perhaps this the kind of new analysis that debunkers are always calling for. And perhaps if it is, that discussion can be civil and productive.
I'm genuinely curious. I don't have the knowledge to argue for or against such theories, but I do have the ability to understand the discussion, so I'm interested to hear either why Chandler is off on his calculations or how a gravity driven, naturally occuring (as opposed to CD) collapse could produce the rate of speed of the steel assembly that Chandler calculates.
Afraid not Oystein.You have enough in the video. Proceed with your analysis or we will draw the obvious conclusion.
Nobody?
That's what happens when you put everyone on ignore.Did you miss the four pages of comments between that post and this?
Really?
Wow.
I'm genuinely curious. I don't have the knowledge to argue for or against such theories, but I do have the ability to understand the discussion, so I'm interested to hear either why Chandler is off on his calculations or how a gravity driven, naturally occuring (as opposed to CD) collapse could produce the rate of speed of the steel assembly that Chandler calculates.
So can we agree here that Harrit can't know that and is an irresponsible scientist?He refuses to agree with Harrit's claim of nano-thermite because he's being a responsible scientist simply because he can't know that.
I know this is the part you want to focus on because it's much harder to explain, if Chandler's calculations are correct, the acceleration of the steel.
Again, if Chandler's calcs are correct, how does a gravity driven collapse produce the acceleration? I'm all ears.
I can see three drivers in the motion of that sgement of perimeter columns.
There was the over-pressurization of the inside of the building when rubble built up against the walls. This tore the columns loose and shoved them away at more than free-fall acceleration. The now-falling object also took some entrained dust with it.
Gravity continued its downward acceleration.
There may have already been some wind driven by the collapse at this point, directed both outward and downward. It is impossible to move that mass of dust and rubble without also moving some air.
So can we agree here that Harrit can't know that and is an irresponsible scientist?
If.
Then yes, we'd need a theory.
I am all ears to hear a theory that involves rocket propellants.
I am interested here to estimate a minimum size of such propellant charges, and predict the appearance of the unavoidable recoil, and check whether it's there or not.
Without an upward recoil that matches the downward acceleration of the object, any rocket propulsion theory is on shaky grounds.
That reminds me...where IS Oystein anyway ? He must be finished the analysis by now surely ?
Let's break it down, then. Do you think that the segments of the perimeter walls, once torn free, fell entirely at g acceleration, with no energy input other than their own potential energy to drive them?Haha! I say it, so it's true! Man, you come up with some real doozys.
If Chandler is wrong, show it.
If Chandler is wrong, show it.
That's what happens when you put everyone on ignore.
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