She showed that the field did wobble. I think it's good evidence.
It's not even very good fiction.
She showed that the field did wobble. I think it's good evidence.
No, I didn't.You didn't read Judy's book. Shame.
Does she say where she got the data from? I'm slightly curious to know how the actual fluctuations of that day compare to a typical day.Yeah, she shows data that indicates big fluctuations in the electromagnetic field in the northern hemisphere at key points in time on 9/11/2001.
I think it's good evidence.
Hell it got you a job with John Thomas Financial Brokerage.
How's that going?
As long as you misrepresent her conclusions, you'll never make progress in debunking her, if that was your goal. Saying the weapon could be in space isn't the same thing as saying it was in space. She says it could be anywhere, on a mountain, in the sea, etc.
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There were reports of thunder on 9/11. ... There were anomalies detected in the Earth's magnetic field on 9/11. Wood might or might not be correct in making a connection between them.
Why are you spreading lies? Why not correct the lies and get to the truth? You are repeating them without evidence.I'm not inventing these weather reports. I'm just pointing to them.
You don't care that she has not shown these "wobbles" are not normal?
She looked at one day and called it "abnormal".
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They may or may not be relevant to the attacks of 9/11.
Reports of thunder at the NYC airports are an indication of electromagnetic activity in the atmosphere.
Hurricane Erin might have played a role in this. Magnetometer reports show anomalies in the electromagnetic field in the northern hemisphere. Hey, maybe none of it is relevant.
Yes I do. She's saying "Hey everybody look at me! I'm ******* crazy!"But maybe it is. It isn't my theory, but energy weapons have been suggested to be the mechanism of destruction of the WTC. Strangely timed deviations in the Earth's electromagnetic field are a possible part of the picture. Do you know what she's saying about all this?
... my postdoctoral training was in the department of bioengineering, ...
Mods, I request permission to snicker aloud.
Don't worry about that.I didn't begin this life with the hope of being an engineer, ... :-(
What is the purpose of looking for wake turbulence in clear air? Why do you deny RADAR data? Video? Thousands of witnesses?I didn't ... :-(
No thanks. You can spend your time finding the original references, if you choose, or you can just look at the references that Dr. Wood uses.
Please stop talking about any of my former or current places of employment.
An earth scientist would be better able to explain it to you. All I can say is that hurricanes are associated with electrical activity in the atmosphere. Things like lightning and thunder are a result.
You are wrong, but not in the way you think you're wrong.Yay! I love beginning from places of agreement. If half a dozen regular posters admit explicitly that they cannot provide evidence of a wake near the Twin Towers at 9:03AM, then I am also willing to close this thread.
I actually opened it to see if I was wrong. If I was wrong, and there was clear evidence of a wake at 9:03AM, then I didn't want to go around like a dummy saying there wasn't.
I'm shocked. This is the first time I've seen a truther ask for evidence for something that isn't expected to have occured, and then declare victory when it isn't found.
No, I didn't.
Does she say where she got the data from? I'm slightly curious to know how the actual fluctuations of that day compare to a typical day.
An earth scientist would be better able to explain it to you. All I can say is that hurricanes are associated with electrical activity in the atmosphere. Things like lightning and thunder are a result.
There were reports of thunder on 9/11. There was a hurricane on 9/11. There were anomalies detected in the Earth's magnetic field on 9/11. Wood might or might not be correct in making a connection between them.
It's Dr. Blevins, to you, and tell me again how gravity can cause steel to crumble into dust.
Why are you talking about sonic booms when I'm mentioning weather reports of thunder at all three NYC airports?
Oh, geez. If I was going to make something up, I certainly wouldn't make up a dang weather report. Those things are archived and easily available to anyone with an internet connection.
Hey man, I'm only talking weather reports. You're asking sideline questions.