But the stuff didn't break when it hit the ground. It pulverized in mid air. And it is NIST that says the structure encountered "very little resistance".
And yes, you can tell plenty about clouds from their shape. A mushroom cloud, such as the one where WTC1 just was, is a very specific phenomenon. Very interesting physics.
Mackey, what makes a mushroom cloud do its thing, and why is there one in the picture of WTC1?
Yes, a mushroom cloud
is a very specific phenomena. You see something that resembles a mushroom cloud, but isn't. A mushroom cloud forms for much the same reason that one can make ring-shaped bubbles in water.
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Yes, the debris fell down, and expanded rapidly into pyroclastic flows, much resembling those of a volcano. Where the tower stood, a mushroom cloud rose up and billowed out. See the pictures (evidence).
pyro-
1. a combining form meaning “fire,” “heat,” “high temperature,” used in the formation of compound words: pyrogen; pyrolusite; pyromancy.
2. Chemistry. a combining form used in the names of inorganic acids, indicating that the acid's water content is intermediate between that of the corresponding ortho- (more water) and meta- (least water) acids (pyroantimonic, H4Sb2O7, pyroarsenic, H4As2O7, and pyrosulfuric, H2S2O7, acids). The combining form is also used in the names of the salts of these acids. If the acid ends in -ic, the corresponding salt ends in -ate (pyroboric acid, H2B4O7, and potassium pyrobate, K2B4O7, or pyrosulfuric, H2S2O7, and pyrosulfate, N2S2O7); if the acid ends in -ous, the corresponding salt ends in -ite (pyrophosphorous acid, H4P2O5, potassium pyrophosphite, K4P2O5).
clas-tic
–adjective 1. Biology. breaking up into fragments or separate portions; dividing into parts.
2. pertaining to an anatomical model made up of detachable pieces.
3. Geology. noting or pertaining to rock or rocks composed of fragments or particles of older rocks or previously existing solid matter; fragmental.
So, Truth "Seeker", were the clouds extremely hot biological pices, extremely hot rock fragments, organic acidic fragments, or high temperature organic acids from rocks?
It helps to learn what scientific terms such as "pyroclastic" actually
mean before you spout them off. Trying to impress by using big words only works if you actually show an understanding of those words.
Just for completeness:
py-ro-clas-tic
–adjective Geology composed chiefly of fragments of volcanic origin, as agglomerate, tuff, and certain other rocks; volcaniclastic.
Unless you can show a volcano underneath New York, you really need to find a new word.
Gravy asked
1) In my opinion, the popular support given the govenrnment theory is quite like holocaust denial. I think its based on cognative dissonance created when plain facts conflict with deeply held world-views (in this case, the belief that US government officials simply would not, could not do such a thing). I know its offensive, I don't mean it to be, I just have to report my opinion. David Ray Griffin has also made this point on Holocaust denial, and I agree with him. The issue first came up, because us "CT's" have often been lumped in with holocaust denial, as in Popular Mechanics.
You "think". While that remains to be proven, I'm willing to give the benefit of doubt for the sake of argument. Your
opinion counts for evidence about as much as the banana peel in my trash can. Call us when you can do, you know, the things that actual scientists, like sociologists and historians, do...research, comparisons, listing specific parallels and why these are unique to the pehnomena, etc. Otherwise, your opinion is nothing but slander and poisoning the well.
2) Because is is so rapidly expanding, yet clearly defined. Thus the expansion is not blamed on mixing with air, but must be explained by tremendous heat and high pressure. The volume of the North Tower cloud expanded to more than 3 x the size of the intact tower, rapidly, without significant mixing. Gravity could only account for it being the same volume as the tower, because any over-pressure caused by falling debris would be matched by a corresponding under-pressure. The air inside the tower was only pressurized at one atmosphere.
Also, it just happens to look exactly like the pyroclastic flows from volcanoes.
For interested readers, there is a nice little video showing volcanic flows next to WTC flows.
http://wakeupfromyourslumber.blogspot.com/2006/09/pyroclastic-flows-911s-smoking-gun_13.html
Again, I would suggest you actually learn what pyroclastic means before you go throwing around a term you understand about as well as you understand basic physics.
But thank you for clearly spelling out that you don't have any idea what the word pyroclastic means, and couldn't be
bothered to spend 5 minutes with a google search or 15 seconds with a dictionary.com search to find out. That tells us
exactly how important the "truth" is to you.
I could literally show you guys a thousand pictures showing that the buildings were being pulverized as they went. Does anybody else here support Loss Leader on his ridiculous claim that the buildings only puilverized upon hitting the ground?
I'll go even further.
The buildings did not pulverize even
after hitting the ground.
Large pieces of debris reamined. Much of it had to be broken up and cut up so it could fit on the 30' trucks that were hauling it away.
There were large enough pieces to form stable areas within the rubble, to create holes and "shelves" and other such structures.
Most of the debris was in chunks. The dust makes up a small percentage of the total mass of the towers. They were not "pulverized", as you're (mis-)using the term.