WTC Dust
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Steel smashing into steel doesn't cause steel to become dust.
Remember my magnetism demonstration? The dust is largely iron, and that needs to be explained by any serious mechanism of WTC destruction.
That's where the 19-Arab conspiracy theory fails, and it's also where the explosives theory fails. Neither produces this type of material when you start out with a steel building.
Remember my magnetism demonstration? The dust is largely iron, and that needs to be explained by any serious mechanism of WTC destruction.
That's where the 19-Arab conspiracy theory fails, and it's also where the explosives theory fails. Neither produces this type of material when you start out with a steel building.
No, hundreds (thousands) of tons of steel can turn concrete, wallboards, ceiling tiles and many other things into dust. Especially when the steel strikes the concrete at a high rate of speed.
The Manhattan Project began modestly in 1939, but grew to employ more than 130,000 people and cost nearly US$2 billion (roughly equivalent to $24.4 billion as of 2011[1]).
How many people were required to build a weapon (IMO) much more powerful and scary than an atom bomb? How did all those people keep quiet after so long? Why can't you PROVE anything?
You're no scientist. You have no Phd. You LIE and you know it. This is a game to you. I know what happened to the towers, and I'm a printer. Although I do have some helpdesk experience, too.
I know what caused WTC 1 to collapse before it was even done. What's taking you so long? Where is this weapon? Where was it tested? How much did it cost?
