bknight
Master Poster
Not only that but the building would have ejecta everywhere.
Not only that but the building would have ejecta everywhere.
Not sure where else to ask this. Would it be possible for a small nuclear-powered device to make a thick steel column red hot in less than a second?
Next time do the physics and review all the testimony from survivors near the floors hit.
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John-Michael Talboo and Adam Taylor ...
These two, from what I can see, have gone on completely different paths from there:
While Talboo seems to have devolved more and more deluded and mentally unstable, characteristics that must have a horrible impact on his private life and individual performance in real life, Taylor has found the exit door ...
Well they get the first point correct - it is FFA not FF.It’s not a speed, it’s an acceleration, an object getting fast and faster.
Free fall can only be obtained if there is nothing below a dropped object to slow it down.
More technically, it’s gravitational acceleration at 9.81 meters squared.
Obvious strawman. It wasn't "simultaneous". The core failed first.With reference to the above, the refined question being asked is?
What could simultaneous and symmetrical cause the removal of 57 external steel columns and 22 internal columns for lift shafts and fireproof stairwells?
False dichotomy. The real option is: "By understanding the mechanism of the collapse".There are two competing theories:
Fire causing collapse.
Demolition explosives causing collapse.
Q.
How can you evaluate these theories?
A.
By looking at the extent of damage to steel framed buildings after known fires.
By looking at examples of successful and failed demolitions using explosives
Rick Shaddock said:Yes, Dr. Shermer and his staff knew about it, were given the Zoom info, and he did not show. He probably would have won.
Especially the size. And the shape. And the speed. So, apart from the fact that it is nothing like a 757, it is absolutely identical.The runners up are Jonathan Cole for his claim that "thermal expansion" is a brand new principle. Also Jonathan Cole for his entire understanding of what an "experiment" is.
But the one that made me laugh out loud, literally, was Barbara Honeger's idea of what actually hit the Pentagon (or nearly hit the Pentagon before being blown up in mid air by a helicopter), fooling more than a hundred witnesses that it was a commercial airliner:
[imgw=500]https://robinsrevision.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/image-8.png?w=1024[/imgw]
Yeah, I can see that. That is such a cunning camouflage that it is practically indistinguishable from a 757.
When the words 'Kinetic energy' are mentioned, he comes out with this classic:-
"For sure, kinetic energy should be used in warfare because it does a lot more damage than explosives and even works better in controlled demolitions, oh wait. Why didn't I think of that? No wonder you don't want me to use common sense."
I wonder how he thinks bullets work.
Dave
Obviously the gunpowder imps push the bullets out. I mean, it's common sense.
ETA: Now I want to start a new conspiracy about how 9/11 was done with explosives that used no kinetic energy.
I was thinking of this when someone told me recently that WTC7 couldn't have been destroyed by a gravitational collapse because in a gravitational collapse all the potential energy is converted into movement and is not available to crush anything.
I was thinking of this when someone told me recently that WTC7 couldn't have been destroyed by a gravitational collapse because in a gravitational collapse all the potential energy is converted into movement and is not available to crush anything.