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Originally posted by JIMC5499
...The only way that the melting temperature of steel can be reduced is by changing the alloy of materials used to make it. Since the main ingredients of Thermite are aluminum and iron oxide, both of which are common building materials, I am fairly certain that I can find chemical residue of thermite on the frame of my car. It has been stated that the wreckage of the WTC was carted off so fast that there wasn't time to do a complete investigation into the collapse, but yet samples magically appear to support thei Thermite Theory? Wake up and smell what this guy is shoveling.
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Sulphur DOES lower the melting point of steel. This is fact. Look it up.
Why are you so defensive about this? Does Dr. Jones touch a nerve?
Before you attempt to discreit this man and insult him with "dr jones" [sic], prove cold fusion [the holy grail of nuclear physics] and create an expiriment able to produce free neutrons... he has... but can you?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts8. Before you attempt to discreit this man and insult him with "dr jones" [sic], prove cold fusion [the holy grail of nuclear physics] and create an expiriment able to produce free neutrons... he has... but can you?
Originally posted by vor75
The iron beads, if they even exist, or if they are even from a piece of WTC steel at all:
- Could be welding slag construction of the WTC
- Could be welding slag from the welder who fashioned the monument
- Could be yet another hoax
- Could be evidence of thermite
- Could be evidence that an iron-meteorite brought down the towers
Originally posted by vor75
There is no proof of cold fusion. Jones and his conterparts who scooped him were either incompetent or frauds.
Originally posted by vor75
Cold fusion ... good track record he has.
Originally posted by vor75
This guy does not know what the scientific method is, nor does he know what a "peer reviewed" journal is ... because he has not had any of his 9/11 work published in such a journal.
Originally posted by vor75
He himself did not have direct access to the sample.
Originally posted by vor75
The iron beads, if they even exist, or if they are even from a piece of WTC steel at all:
- Could be welding slag from construction of the WTC
- Could be welding slag from the welder who fashioned the monument
- Could be yet another hoax
- Could be evidence of thermite
- Could be evidence that an iron-meteorite brought down the towers
[edit on 8-6-2006 by vor75]
Originally posted by JIMC5499
Could be from a thermal lance used during the rescue effort
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Where do we find sulfur? Oh, I don’t know, how about drywall, fuel oil, acid rain, batteries, (I wonder how many businesses had lead acid battery UPS systems)
I wonder if Jones will bother to look into alternate sources for all of these elements?
I doubt it.
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Where do we find sulfur? Oh, I don’t know, how about drywall, fuel oil, acid rain, batteries, (I wonder how many businesses had lead acid battery UPS systems)
I wonder if Jones will bother to look into alternate sources for all of these elements?
I doubt it.
The key is the QUANTITY and the chemical bonding. They will release the full analysis soon and the compouns present will show that your batteries would have needed to be glued to the columns with some thermite.
You are assuming that this was found in small quantities.
So far the arguments are:
- Lack of evidence. (The fault of the government)
- Magic, spontaneous thermate (the sulphur, molten iron and aluminum-oxide came from somwhere else)
- Jones does not know what he is talking about (Then refute the science, not the man)
Am I missing any?
[edit on 8-6-2006 by Slap Nuts]
[edit on 8-6-2006 by Slap Nuts]
Originally posted by Clark_Kent
I'm interested also.
Any more info you have would be helpful.
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Originally posted by Clark_Kent
I'm interested also.
Any more info you have would be helpful.
What are you asking?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
The key is the QUANTITY and the chemical bonding. They will release the full analysis soon and the compouns present will show that your batteries would have needed to be glued to the columns with some thermite.
You are assuming that this was found in small quantities.
So far the arguments are:
- Lack of evidence. (The fault of the government)
- Magic, spontaneous thermate (the sulphur, molten iron and aluminum-oxide came from somwhere else)
- Jones does not know what he is talking about (Then refute the science, not the man)
Am I missing any?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
You are confusing Jones with Fleischmann and Pons, do some research. Fleischmann and Pons were proven to be frauds. Jones was measuring neutron flux, his expiriments WERE successful and accepted though the had little commercial value.
Both teams were in Utah, and met on several occasions to discuss sharing work and techniques. During this time Fleischmann and Pons described their experiments as generating considerable "excess energy", excess in that it could not be explained by chemical reactions alone. If this were true, their device would have considerable commercial value, and should be protected by patents. Jones was measuring neutron flux instead, and seems to have considered it primarily of scientific interest, not commercial. In order to avoid problems in the future, the teams apparently agreed to simultaneously publish their results, although their accounts of their March 6 meeting differ.
In mid-March both teams were ready to publish, and Fleischmann and Jones had agreed to meet at the airport on the 24th to send their papers at the exact same time to Nature by Federal Express. However Fleischmann and Pons broke that apparent agreement : they had submitted a paper to the Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry on the 11th, and they disclosed their work in the press conference the day before. Jones, apparently furious at being "scooped", faxed in his paper to Nature as soon as he saw the press announcements.[5]