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Real Science: n Any remotely or seemingly scientific statement that agrees with my preconceived notions
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I'm not interested in tables. It's too easy to just make up stuff and type it in. The whole point is we don't believe the government reports. I'm looking for actual evidence, that is videos of windows falling and flames licking out.
debris being ejected from the collapsing towers. whats your explanation?
how do you explain the NIST table of how many windows were out? if you feel that NIST is wrong you have to prove that, collect pictures form that day and count how many windows were out, show that it is more/less than NISTs table
yeah, science, like expecting a table with 4 legs to behave like the wtc1/2, yeah, real science.
The same laws of nature apply to tables and buildings. Still waiting for anyone to offer even an attempted answer to
I'm still waiting for any evidence that windows broke from heat. Especially WTC2. WTC1 did have severe fires, no doubt. WTC2, not so much. Seemed like they were going out after about a half hour or so.
Yes, to repeat, we do not believe the government reports. If the numbers in the table are factual, then it is pretty good proof that heat broke the windows. Problem is, that table would have had to be based on observation, on evidence. I don't see the evidence.
I could write you all kinds of tables that "prove" all sorts of things. You guys would be demanding evidence.
The same laws of nature apply to tables and buildings. Still waiting for anyone to offer even an attempted answer to
I'm still waiting for any evidence that windows broke from heat. Especially WTC2. WTC1 did have severe fires, no doubt. WTC2, not so much. Seemed like they were going out after about a half hour or so.
Yes, to repeat, we do not believe the government reports. If the numbers in the table are factual, then it is pretty good proof that heat broke the windows. Problem is, that table would have had to be based on observation, on evidence. I don't see the evidence.
I could write you all kinds of tables that "prove" all sorts of things. You guys would be demanding evidence.
The same laws of nature apply to tables and buildings.
Yes, to repeat, we do not believe the government reports. If the numbers in the table are factual, then it is pretty good proof that heat broke the windows. Problem is, that table would have had to be based on observation, on evidence. I don't see the evidence.
So, why do engineering firms spend tens of thousands of dollars on fancy building model software when they could just build tables?The same laws of nature apply to tables and buildings. Still waiting for anyone to offer even an attempted answer to
I'm still waiting for you to provide one single example that the NIST table is in error.I'm still waiting for any evidence that windows broke from heat.
Seemed like? How about you provide your scientific model of the fires in WTC 2.Especially WTC2. WTC1 did have severe fires, no doubt. WTC2, not so much. Seemed like they were going out after about a half hour or so.
It doesn't matter what you "believe". If the facts presented in the reports are wrong, then provide objective, corroboratable evidence showing such.Yes, to repeat, we do not believe the government reports.
Then it would behoove you to provide evidence disproving the table, if you wish to support your assertions.If the numbers in the table are factual, then it is pretty good proof that heat broke the windows.
No, you are ignoring what is being presented, there's a difference.Problem is, that table would have had to be based on observation, on evidence. I don't see the evidence.
Or, we would provide evidence showing your tables to be false.I could write you all kinds of tables that "prove" all sorts of things. You guys would be demanding evidence.
Seems simple, but not so fast. First, the squibbs appear far below the collapse front. This would imply that the floors inside are breaking away from the core and perimeter 20-30 floors lower than the observerd collapse front. Yet this pancaking effect is now specifically rejected by NIST, because it doesn't explain how the core would fail.I just started reading this thread. I haven't read the original post.
Would not the floor collapsing one by down upon each other compress the air below it and then force itself out the windows. thus producing the "squib" effect.
That much is true. Now you have to explain how 4 legged tables are similar in consruction to skyscrapers....The same laws of nature apply to tables and buildings.
Further proof that you are not reading responses.I'm still waiting for any evidence that windows broke from heat.
Try actually reading posts, or you could find the pictures in the NIST report as Mancman said(do you have him on ignore or something??)Yes, to repeat, we do not believe the government reports. If the numbers in the table are factual, then it is pretty good proof that heat broke the windows. Problem is, that table would have had to be based on observation, on evidence. I don't see the evidence.
So NIST is just making stuff up? The conspiracy grows..I could write you all kinds of tables that "prove" all sorts of things. You guys would be demanding evidence.
Seems simple, but not so fast. First, the squibbs appear far below the collapse front. This would imply that the floors inside are breaking away from the core and perimeter 20-30 floors lower than the observerd collapse front. Yet this pancaking effect is now specifically rejected by NIST, because it doesn't explain how the core would fail.
Even if it is true that the floors were collapsing 20-30 floors below the observed collapse front, then what is pulverizing all the concrete 20-30 floors above?
Next problem with the simplistic "pancake makes squibbs" theory is, how does a falling floor focus the smoke and debris into a jet shape? Even if the floor was pancaking, and compressing air between them, why would it always choose just the center window to exit? You have a whole floor slamming down on another floor with a bunch of dust and debris, but all of it shoots out one window? Every time? Why? What mechanism is present to focus this?
Try clapping a book together with flour in it. You can get it to shoot out, but not in a jet shape. We are back to the second law of thermodynamics. Lightwaves do not focus without a lens. Water does not "focus" unless it is forced through a hole.
Anyone care to comment on these delicate points? Or just back to the smack down?
The same laws of nature apply to tables and buildings.
I'm still waiting for any evidence that windows broke from heat. Especially WTC2. WTC1 did have severe fires, no doubt. WTC2, not so much. Seemed like they were going out after about a half hour or so.
Yes, to repeat, we do not believe the government reports. If the numbers in the table are factual, then it is pretty good proof that heat broke the windows. Problem is, that table would have had to be based on observation, on evidence. I don't see the evidence.
Try clapping a book together with flour in it. You can get it to shoot out, but not in a jet shape. We are back to the second law of thermodynamics. Lightwaves do not focus without a lens. Water does not "focus" unless it is forced through a hole.
Next problem with the simplistic "pancake makes squibbs" theory is, how does a falling floor focus the smoke and debris into a jet shape? Even if the floor was pancaking, and compressing air between them, why would it always choose just the center window to exit? You have a whole floor slamming down on another floor with a bunch of dust and debris, but all of it shoots out one window? Every time? Why? What mechanism is present to focus this?
Try clapping a book together with flour in it. You can get it to shoot out, but not in a jet shape. We are back to the second law of thermodynamics. Lightwaves do not focus without a lens. Water does not "focus" unless it is forced through a hole.
Are you conceding the discussion on fires (since you are now talking about other topics in the thread designated to discuss the windows/fire)?
No, Somebody else brought up squibbs.
Prior to 9/11, it was thought that dark smoke indicated an oxygen poor, fuel rich (thus relatively cool) fire.
No dobut WTC1 had some intense fire going on. They accelerated suddely at the time of the jet impact on WTC2, suggestive of explosions. WTC2, fires indeed seemed small and localized. One firefighter who reached the 78th floor reported two pockets of fire that he believed could be knocked down with two hand lines.
There are so many videos, and so many windows, I would like to see video of windows popping out.
There are so many videos, and so many windows, I would like to see video of windows popping out.
Prior to 9/11, it was thought that dark smoke indicated an oxygen poor, fuel rich (thus relatively cool) fire.
One firefighter who reached the 78th floor reported two pockets of fire that he believed could be knocked down with two hand lines.
There are so many videos, and so many windows, I would like to see video of windows popping out.