WTC Dust
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I loved your recapping of my theory. I really loved the transition. Questions? hahaha REally good stuff, there, and I'm a bit flattered you paid such close attention to my cartoon enough to satirize it.
Getting to the questions. Responses in red.
How do we project holographs of planes when there's no technology in the world that can do that? This question is one of those "When did you stop beating your wife?" type questions that presumes something within the question that makes it unanswerable. To attempt to answer it generally, it is indeed impossible to do anything when technology doesn't exist for it. However, it is impossible to prove the non-existence of a technology. To amend the question to make it a proper and answerable question, you'd have to put the word "known" before the word "in".
How do I think the holographic technology works? By differentially heating and cooling the air in a very precise manner so that it very precisely refracts light to produce the 3D moving image in the daytime sky. We can already project images into the nighttime sky, but what we are doing there is adding light to a dim sky. In the daytime sky, there's already a superabundance of light, so you'd have to subtract light in order to produce an image. Precise heating of air? Just a guess. Subtracting light from a bright daytime sky? Just a guess.
How do you "dustify" two giant skyscrapers? I don't know, and I'm trying to find out.
What does "dustify" even mean, anyway? Dr. Wood invented a term in order to describe the process in a neutral way. Now that I've discovered that the WTC was largely turned into foam, we don't have to use this artificial word. At the time, it referred to an unknown process that destroyed the WTC and produced a large amount of dust at the same time. You started with some giant skyscrapers, and you ended up with a large amount of dust.
Where is the energy for all this going to come from? From the material itself. The energy contained within the molecules that made up the WTC is what was used to destroy the WTC.
Getting to the questions. Responses in red.
How do we project holographs of planes when there's no technology in the world that can do that? This question is one of those "When did you stop beating your wife?" type questions that presumes something within the question that makes it unanswerable. To attempt to answer it generally, it is indeed impossible to do anything when technology doesn't exist for it. However, it is impossible to prove the non-existence of a technology. To amend the question to make it a proper and answerable question, you'd have to put the word "known" before the word "in".
How do I think the holographic technology works? By differentially heating and cooling the air in a very precise manner so that it very precisely refracts light to produce the 3D moving image in the daytime sky. We can already project images into the nighttime sky, but what we are doing there is adding light to a dim sky. In the daytime sky, there's already a superabundance of light, so you'd have to subtract light in order to produce an image. Precise heating of air? Just a guess. Subtracting light from a bright daytime sky? Just a guess.
How do you "dustify" two giant skyscrapers? I don't know, and I'm trying to find out.
What does "dustify" even mean, anyway? Dr. Wood invented a term in order to describe the process in a neutral way. Now that I've discovered that the WTC was largely turned into foam, we don't have to use this artificial word. At the time, it referred to an unknown process that destroyed the WTC and produced a large amount of dust at the same time. You started with some giant skyscrapers, and you ended up with a large amount of dust.
Where is the energy for all this going to come from? From the material itself. The energy contained within the molecules that made up the WTC is what was used to destroy the WTC.