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originally posted by: neutronflux
And no verified audio recording of charges being set off. And you need to stop contradicting your arguments. Thermite was used because explosives were too noisy yet you have explosions caused by demolitions on recorded audio? Which is it. Silent thermite or noisy demolitions? Again, one camp of truthers speculation discredited by another camp of truthers speculation.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
It was scientifically proven that advanced thermate (similar to the type NIST had helped developed and new all about) was used.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
It was scientifically proven that advanced thermate (similar to the type NIST had helped developed and new all about) was used.
Wrong again, that is not a fact at all, just something published in a "pay to publish journal" that was not peer reviewed at all. You obviously do not know what peer reviewed even means! Also the editor resigned as they did not even know it they had taken the money and published it!
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
Jones is waiting to be challenged by a peer reviewed rebuttal. That's how science is suppose to work.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: neutronflux
And no verified audio recording of charges being set off. And you need to stop contradicting your arguments. Thermite was used because explosives were too noisy yet you have explosions caused by demolitions on recorded audio? Which is it. Silent thermite or noisy demolitions? Again, one camp of truthers speculation discredited by another camp of truthers speculation.
It was scientifically proven that advanced thermate (similar to the type NIST had helped developed and new all about) was used. That doesn't mean they couldn't have used other types of explosives. And a fast burning type of advanced thermite could have been used as an explosive also. It depends on how it is contained. A few people don't speak for us all.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
a reply to: hellobruce
Sorry Bruce. Even NIST said it was unlikely. Their wasn't enough fuel to find a broken shaft and go down 1700 ft. Even under the worst circumstances. More likely the elevators were blown up by bombs to keep as many victims in the building as possible.
Top floor of the towers was 1350 feet. You were only off by more than 21%.
Who is desperate. Controlled demo is only a narritive backed by what college or university? Based on what physical evidence? Bless those that found thousands of fragmented remains, yet no trace of explosives.
It was actually 1,175 feet. I guess I left out the 1 and rounded it to 1700. Still very far down, over a thousand feet. It is possible that the jet fuel could have caused some of the explosions. The important thing is the vapor.
That's an important difference between the High Road Truthers and the OFS backers. The truthers are looking for the actual truth. They will admit when a minor mistake is made.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
It was scientifically proven that advanced thermate (similar to the type NIST had helped developed and new all about) was used.
Wrong again, that is not a fact at all, just something published in a "pay to publish journal" that was not peer reviewed at all. You obviously do not know what peer reviewed even means! Also the editor resigned as they did not even know it they had taken the money and published it!
Jones is waiting to be challenged by a peer reviewed rebuttal. That's how science is suppose to work. But so far the would be debunkers have wimped out. The just try and slander Jones. Really pathetic.
I agree that Steven Jones is not being completely honest, and his credentials as a nuclear expert makes that rather troublesome.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Ever produce evidence of aluminum in the dust?
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Ever produce evidence of aluminum in the dust?
Yes. Look at this video at 38 minutes. Of course.
originally posted by: Willtell
I just hope this Dr. is near retirement.
This is NOT a career move for him
They will ruin him very quickly
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Ever produce evidence of aluminum in the dust?
Yes. Look at this video at 38 minutes. Of course.
What paper states aluminum was found? And was it aluminum oxide?