BigAl
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Good for him. He still hasn't backed this up with any evidence.
The English dictionary, 300 hours of video and a million witnesses.
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Good for him. He still hasn't backed this up with any evidence.
You don't for sure.I'm going to state it again, with a slight change:
I would guess Al really doesn't know much about the sound dynamics of different kinds of detonations.
The English dictionary, 300 hours of video and a million witnesses.
I'm just throwing out some hypotheses. I'm too lazy to do much research myself.
To soften the steel on a few floors where the fire was going on.

This is the place you insert the video that proves them wrong. These explosives were caught on video, right?So, so far we have two "debunker" claims here that remain unsupported:
1) that "there were no eyewitnesses reports of noises consistent in timing, loudness or brisance with man-made demolition."
and
2) that "nobody heard anything like 1993 in 2001."
The video evidence for explosives has been well-documented. I understand "debunkers" don't agree with it, so I'm not going to re-present something that you already have your mind made up about.
I have already linked to and excerpted from eyewitness testimonials regarding explosions and what those sounded like to some of those witnesses.
What evidence have "debunkers" provided? Zero.
Step it up.
So, so far we have two "debunker" claims here that remain unsupported:
1) that "there were no eyewitnesses reports of noises consistent in timing, loudness or brisance with man-made demolition."
and
2) that "nobody heard anything like 1993 in 2001."
No explosions were heard that would have come from explosives capable of cutting the core columns. They would have produced a sound so loud, it would have been heard in Hoboken.
How exactly does one prove one of these?
How exactly can one make those statements?
I'm sorry, you simply haven't proven this.
I'm sorry, you simply haven't proven this.
I'm sorry, you simply haven't proven this.
SOUND:
All objects moving in air, impart energy and therfore, transmit an energy to the air. This energy generates SOUND waves, and sometimes SHOCK waves, and very rarely, HYPERSONIC (shaped charge) and PLASMA waves.
It is very easy for a human, or even a dog to recognize the sound of a loved ones voice, as opposed to confusing it with a cricket, or a jet. This is elemental signature or class identification. A more subtle signature identification would be noticing a loved one is just starting to get a cold or sore throat. The widespead use of spectrum analysis and F.F.T. analyzers has simplified the generic parameters and descriptions of classes of objects, but still the human mind and ear are extremely adept at this.
The size, shape, velocity, temperature, frequency and harmonic content of the object determines its "signature" and somewhat, its identity or object class. This treatise focuses on using sound pressure for data aquisition although it could also be possible to use heat, temperature changes, atmospheric density changes, or mushroom cloud height velocities to estimate the energy of a bomb, however pressure is quite convinient parameter.
One should note it is not really in the capacity for a human being to truly comprehend the violence and power involved with even an "ordinary" bomb exposion. The velocity of a shock wave itself can be quite high, Mach 28 and the thickness (actually thinness) of the shock front itself is is small 10 exp-7 inches, yields a transitional envoironmental time differential approching the speed of light!!! Furthermore, typically one sees the results of a bomb explosion not the transition moment of microscopic small time when the shock wave actually passes over. If it were possible to slow time about 100,000,000 times only then could one begin to approach the understanding of the truly incomprehensible environment inside the actual shock wave itself.
http://www.makeitlouder.com/document_bombshockwaveestimation.html
Well since it is well known how man made demolitions work in a CD and since none of the witnesses describe this and how none of the videos capture it, then one can make the assessment that they were not present.
Then since no one describes the sound of explosions like in 1993,
as many of these witnesses would have been present for both and since this sound is not captured on any video, one can then make the assessment that there was no explosion like in 1993.
Now, just provide a video that has explosions like a CD or one as loud as 1993, and then you will debunk that claim.
I have already provided testimonies of eyewitnesses describing the sounds of the explosions as "pop-pop-pops" and "boom boom booms".
Demolition explosions don't pop pop pop.
Nothing not recorded simultaneously on many of the estimated 180 video sources is loud enough to be demolition explosions.
Any noise reported by only one person is loud enough to be demolition explosives,
Again, please review the eyewitness accounts. Most people assumed the booms they heard were in fact bombs, because they had 1993 as a precedent.
The English dictionary discusses 9/11 explosions? Which videos are you referring to, and which witnesses? Thanks.
Except that many of the building workers compared the explosions exactly to those of 1993.
Again, please review the eyewitness accounts. Most people assumed the booms they heard were in fact bombs, because they had 1993 as a precedent.
1) that "there were no eyewitnesses reports of noises consistent in timing, loudness or brisance with man-made demolition."
2) that "nobody heard anything like 1993 in 2001."