Well, see, I thought that the math was shown in my last large post. Also, I’ve given similar math before. But I will try to write it in another form
As Macky said
1. The potential energy (gravity) of the standing structure is the only officially accepted source of destructive energy for the bulk of materials in WTC 1 and 2, since each aircraft itself affected a relatively small number of floors.
2. The amount of energy appears insufficient to comprehensively pulverize the materials.
3. Therefore, a new and secret source of energy must have been present.
4. It is suggested that this additional energy was in the form of high explosives.
Now, my previous equation, (simplified)
E = P + A + Bb + Ba
Where:
E = Gravitational energy of tower
P = The energy required to pulverize the concrete, (Not to mention, everything else.)
A = The amount that the top floors accelerated to the ground. (True, this was not “free-fall” speed, but in my opinion, close. The actual energy used in acceleration to be determined later. As of now, I believe that the equation is way out of balance, even if A = 0)
Bb = The energy needed to break apart and/or bend all of the structural steel. (Also yet to be determined.)
Ba = The energy needed to accelerate steel beams outward in a circle around the tower. (Also, yet to be determined.)
Now, take Mr. Hoffman’s paper, plug in known numbers, we get:
111,000 KWH = 135,000 KWH + A + Bb + Ba
I think you will all agree, A and Ba and Bb cannot be negative numbers. Something else was supplying extra energy. My estimate, (This is just a gut estimate, is that it had to be at least twice the 111,000 KWH.)
Now, take the knowledge that something was supplying extra energy, and add that to the fact that firemen say it appeared to be a controlled demotion, and add that to the fact that the only time we have ever seen a building collapse symmetrically is with controlled demolition, (i.e., explosives placed inside a building) and it would seem to point to explosives. It does not prove explosives, it points to it. Explosives fit all of the observed points:
1. Too much energy in collapse
2. Appearance by many of controlled demolition
3. Description by many of appearance of explosives, (i.e. flashes, squibs, sequential…)
But, of course, I am not an explosives expert. Neither is Steven Jones. When he talks about explosives and cutter charges and thermite, he does say,
“I maintain that these observations are consistent with the use of high-temperature cutter-charges such as thermite, HMX or RDX or some combination thereof, routinely used to melt/cut/demolish steel.”
Notice please Huntsman, that he does not claim to be an expert, only that all of the observed conditions point to some kind of charge. He merely points to charges he is aware of. Is it possible there are other high-tech types of charges that you’re not aware of?
Does anybody else have any better idea as to where the extra energy came from?
And to me, most importantly, do any of you care?