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Originally posted by Nikolas
You know all about nuclear technology because you are a nuclear scientist!
You where also wrong claiming I said technology beyond my awareness could not be used.
Originally posted by Richard Gizinu
You DO see a problem with this don't you?
A few hundred tons of TNT going off would have been a little noticeable.
And this is assuming that your figures are correct about yield/volts.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by Richard Gizinu
You DO see a problem with this don't you?
A few hundred tons of TNT going off would have been a little noticeable.
I never said a few hundred tons of TNT went off. I never said what "went off."
And this is assuming that your figures are correct about yield/volts.
I assumed a linear relationship between the yield and the EMP, but it would take a pretty radical curve to create a very impressive EMP from this theoretical reaction small enough to take place within the towers in the first place.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Hey, what about me, do I get any applause?
Actually I suggest that the energy equivalent of 12,000 (twelve thousand) tons of TNT went off — PER TOWER — and not a paltry few hundred. This is what would have been required alone to ‘powder-ize’ the concrete.
What about the noise? Well, in an explosion it’s the blast effects and the blast effects alone which make a ruckus. With TNT the entire yield is nothing but a pressure wave (=blast). In a hydrogen fusion reaction, only 15% of the output is a mechanical shock force expansion. 85% of the energy released are various types of — silent and invisible — radiations.
Greetings,
The Wizard In The Woods
Originally posted by Richard Gizinu
Also, where did you get the idea about the concrete being powderized? Maybe 10-20%, but definitely NOT all. Take a look at cleanup photos.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by Richard Gizinu
Also, where did you get the idea about the concrete being powderized? Maybe 10-20%, but definitely NOT all. Take a look at cleanup photos.
It's going to be a lot more than 10-20%. I'm not saying it was all nano-powder or whatever but I am NOT seeing 80-90% of the concrete intact or in large chunks. The only large chunks of concrete I've seen were from the basements and even they weren't that big, unrelated though they are to the theoretical "pancaking" of the upper floors. Everything else was dust for all intents and purposes.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
reply to post by Richard Gizinu
You are correct. A neutron bomb is nothing other than a (small) hydrogen bomb. HOWEVER they are still fission triggered, i.e. they need a good ol’ atom bomb to get started. Which is why our military never put them into full scale production, being that in the late seventies there was a new type of trigger material about to become available — antimatter.
Why Sam Cohen, the one who ‘invented’ this tailored toward enhanced radiation of neutrons two stage hydrogen bomb gets praised as being some sort of genius has always baffled me. I mean the man wanted to nuke the North Vietnamese. What for? Because half of Vietnam wanted to be communist and half didn’t and we felt entitled to play decision maker? It’s a good thing people like him (normally) don’t get ‘their way’.
The hydrogen bombs on 9-11 at the four WTC’s were triggered by non-fission primaries such as antimatter.
Greetings,
The Wizard In The Woods
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
The hydrogen bombs on 9-11 at the four WTC’s were triggered by non-fission primaries such as antimatter.
Originally posted by DogHead
some truly magical H-Bomb effect?
Originally posted by DogHead
either you posit H-Bombs or you don't. And when you stop positing the thing you began the thread with, well that's the end of the theory
Originally posted by SteveR
Originally posted by DogHead
some truly magical H-Bomb effect?
Where did you pop out from? The 30's?
Originally posted by Pilgrum
About the 'red mercury' - wasn't it also being flogged as a 'stealth' coating for planes?