I've had more fun watching my cat's claws grow.
If you ever tried to present this to scientists in the relevant fields in the manner you are progressing at the moment, you'd be laughed out of the room and blacklisted from every major scientific event just so people wouldn't have to suffer your glacially slow, poorly presented tripe.
I took the liberty of rewriting Sabrina's summary of WTC Dust's research into an abstract for the scientific paper WTC Dust has yet to write:
Abstract. Most investigations into the collapses of the WTC towers on 11 September 2001 have attempted to use known principles of engineering and science to explain how the impact of a large airliner and consequent fires could have caused those collapses. In this paper, however, we investigate an alternative: That some weapon, of a type not previously deployed or demonstrated, employing unknown principles of physics that have not been published, may not have been discovered, and probably don't exist, dustified the WTC towers. Although we regard this thesis as self-evident, we deign to support this thesis with two extremely blurry photographs of unknown provenance that may or may not show dust of equally unknown provenance. Although we have no explanation for the large volume of steel recovered from the site, or for the fires, aircraft, and all other evidence on which other investigators have wasted their time, none is needed. History will prove us right, and reveal our greatness. Bwahahaha.
And I took the liberty of nominating it.I took the liberty of rewriting Sabrina's summary of WTC Dust's research into an abstract
Maybe (as a "research scientist") you should start a step one. Why can't the buildings fail as NIST described? If you want people to listen you need to be specific, "Because I don't think so" won't work.I don't know how I could possibly prove that they didn't collect what they said they collected.
All I can say is that the damage seen on 9/11 is inconsistent with an airplane crash and resulting fire.
Maybe (as a "research scientist") you should start a step one. Why can't the buildings fail as NIST described? If you want people to listen you need to be specific, "Because I don't think so" won't work.
Just saying.
Do you have the full context of that picture? IE location, what was going on, ect. Some people in that picture seem to be turning away (like to avoid the dust from a wind gust).http://howitwasdone911.blogspot.com/2010/10/first-anniversary-of-911.html
Here is a picture of Ground Zero exactly one year after the 9/11 attacks. The fumes were so heavy that they disrupted the memorial service that was going on. A full year later. An entire winter passed, and spring, and summer and the beginnings of fall the next year. Don't try and tell me that the fumes were generated by heat.
As the research scientist who is actually doing the work, I'm in a much better position to determine what should be done, and when.
And you can show this to be true? (with science, not intuition)As the research scientist who is actually doing the work, I'm in a much better position to determine what should be done, and when. Step one for me begins with the moment the "conditions for collapse had been achieved", because that's where the NIST report left off.
If they had tried to do an analysis of the "collapse", they would have failed, because the WTC didn't collapse.
If they had tried to do an analysis of the "collapse", they would have failed, because the WTC didn't collapse.
I have seen no evidence you've done any work at all, let alone that you're a research scientist.As the research scientist who is actually doing the work
Here is a picture of Ground Zero exactly one year after the 9/11 attacks. The fumes were so heavy that they disrupted the memorial service that was going on. A full year later. An entire winter passed, and spring, and summer and the beginnings of fall the next year. Don't try and tell me that the fumes were generated by heat.
As the research scientist who is actually doing the work, I'm in a much better position to determine what should be done, and when. Step one for me begins with the moment the "conditions for collapse had been achieved", because that's where the NIST report left off.
If they had tried to do an analysis of the "collapse", they would have failed, because the WTC didn't collapse.