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Originally posted by snoopy
Well for one thing, the NIST report would have no business talking about bomb sniffing dogs. But more importantly there were not bomb sniffing dogs there to be removed. In the previous weeks they had gotten a report of a bomb scare so they brought dogs in to search the place. They found nothing and the dogs went back home.
Originally posted by snoopy
What is this classified information you are talking about? Not much of an argument if you can't talk about the argument no?
Originally posted by snoopy
The other stuff like Odigo and CIA meetings with Bin Laden are not really substantiated or verifiable. And the Odigo one isn't even an issue, it's just something that was overspun to make it sound like a conspiracy.
Originally posted by Flyingdog5000
F-Dog
Originally posted by micpsi
Flight 175 crashed into the 81st floor. According to Christopher Bollyn:
"A former Japanese bank employee recently came forward and explained that the 81st floor was an entire floor of server-size computer batteries:
Fuji Bank had reinforced the 81st floor, he said, so the floor could support more weight. The entire floor was then filled with server-size Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) batteries.
These units were bolted to a raised floor about 3 feet above the reinforced 81st floor. "The whole floor was batteries," he said, "huge battery-looking things." They were "all black" and "solid, very heavy" things that had been brought in during the night. They had been put in place during the summer prior to 9/11, he said.
But were they really batteries or were they Thermate?
"It's weird," he said. "They were never turned on." "
www.iamthewitness.com...
The office fires would have melted the lead (M.P. = 327.5 degrees Centrigrade) in the many racks of batteries. So what poured out of the gaps on the 81st floor in the NE corner of the South Tower was far more likely to be lead. It is surely too implausible that it was merely coincidence that the metal poured from the very floor that housed tons of lead batteries? Bollyn's witness stated that the batteries were never turned on. But, presumably they would not have been turned on except during a power failure so I don't think that this supports Bollyn's suggestion that the batteries were dummies.
Originally posted by Griff
I tried looking into what all metals would be in those but all I'm getting are sites that sell them. Does anyone know what materials are in them?
Originally posted by Damocles
IF someone was able to make it act like a cutter then you dont have to weaken the millions of tons of steel you only have to apply it to the area youre cutting, which means youd have to figure out how fast it would melt a small area (comparativly) and then apply enough to that area to burn that long, but again, the problem is getting it to cut horizontally.
IF someone could figure out an efficient way to make it cut beams/columns horizontally id GUESS that it would take considerably less than a million tons.
but this is all speculation im pulling out of...um, yeah, thin air.
hope that at least helped
Originally posted by SpaceBits
one more point... if fire could bring down a steel buildig then why would they allow them to make these towering death traps?
Originally posted by Damocles
Griff,
ive seen a lot of people ask for realistic computer models, and doubt the ones that are out there, that show "what really happened" (yes the quotes are intentional) but has anyone done one, backed by actual facts adn math, taht shows "what should have happened"?
and i dont mean some bored teenager with a graphics program and too much THC doing an "animation" for youtube. i mean actual engineers and architects doing a simulation modelling what we know that shows something happening other than what we witnessed that day?
cuz honestly, in the spirit of open mindedness, id love to see that
Originally posted by Damocles
lol ok now THAT was a much more articulate response. thank you.
had nothing to do with what i asked griff, but it conveys your opinions in a more thorough manner
now are you basing this on anything or just your own "common sense"?
and are you in possetion of data maybe some of us havnt seen concerning things like thermit/mate at the scene? or explosives?
and please, (this is serious ill beg if i must) please dont cite dr jones as a reference for thermite. at least not until yovue gone here
and if you want a "con" side of the explosives debate just for reference or thought or open minded research im sure i posted a link to my opinion on the matter here somewhere, if you cant find it but would like to read it fire me a u2u and ill link ya.
on your last post though.
Originally posted by SpaceBits
you want to recreate the wtc insident it's easy...
1) alluminum plane = a hand full of matted tinfoil and packe it tight into a ball
2) WTC Iron cross beams = any steal pole/rod
3) now throw the alluminum ball at the steel pole and see if that alluminum ball slices through the steel pole/rod
I'm betting the alluminum ball gets bent out of shape and no damage to the steel pole/rod.
The Pitching Machine is the most dangerous machine at SRL. It has a 'magazine' that holds 30 2x4 boards which is shot out of the machine at 135mph, 2 boards per second. The range is about 100 yards or more. Wood will go through 1/4" steel plates and concrete. It has a tethered joystick control for aiming and firing as well as a web interface to allow for remote operation of the machine. It made its tele-operated debut in Tokyo where a user at the ICC a few miles away was able to demolish targets in Yoyogi Park. It was coded in such a way that it can be fired continously while the user pans and tilts the machine for a fully automatic strafing effect.
Originally posted by SpaceBits
Haha, sorry i thought griff was "good greef" didnt relize it was a nick... my bad.
as for my my experiance, I have 25 years in car collision, welding and have a body man licences to repair vehicles that have been in severe accidents. I have seen all kinds of accidents with all difrent types of vehicles, and never have i seen a car melt due to fire, the only things that melts that are metal would be the alluminum and white metal objects and thats about it... thin wireing is even still intack and only shows damage to the plastic wrap on the wire.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Originally posted by SpaceBits
you want to recreate the wtc insident it's easy...
1) alluminum plane = a hand full of matted tinfoil and packe it tight into a ball
2) WTC Iron cross beams = any steal pole/rod
3) now throw the alluminum ball at the steel pole and see if that alluminum ball slices through the steel pole/rod
I'm betting the alluminum ball gets bent out of shape and no damage to the steel pole/rod.
This is good stuff! NOT!
What are you talking about???? Throwing aluminum foil at a steel rod???
Think for a second... If I take a toothpick and with all my might..throw it at a cinderblock...what will it do? Nothing! Ok...we got that.
Now...take a 2"x4"x 8' and watch what happens to that after it is picked up by a tornado and thrown 100 yards threw a cinder-blocked wall!
See where I am heading with this Space Bits?
Here is a place on line where it is a game using a pitching machine:
www.srl.org...
The Pitching Machine is the most dangerous machine at SRL. It has a 'magazine' that holds 30 2x4 boards which is shot out of the machine at 135mph, 2 boards per second. The range is about 100 yards or more. Wood will go through 1/4" steel plates and concrete. It has a tethered joystick control for aiming and firing as well as a web interface to allow for remote operation of the machine. It made its tele-operated debut in Tokyo where a user at the ICC a few miles away was able to demolish targets in Yoyogi Park. It was coded in such a way that it can be fired continously while the user pans and tilts the machine for a fully automatic strafing effect.
[edit on 22-6-2007 by CaptainObvious]
Originally posted by Damocles
Originally posted by SpaceBits
Haha, sorry i thought griff was "good greef" didnt relize it was a nick... my bad.
as for my my experiance, I have 25 years in car collision, welding and have a body man licences to repair vehicles that have been in severe accidents. I have seen all kinds of accidents with all difrent types of vehicles, and never have i seen a car melt due to fire, the only things that melts that are metal would be the alluminum and white metal objects and thats about it... thin wireing is even still intack and only shows damage to the plastic wrap on the wire.
lol all good
but i see youre a person who draws on their life experience to draw a conclusion in their own mind so you will probably understand where im coming from when i say that for 12 years in the military i worked with explosives and other WMD's so when i look and compare what i saw with what i know, i do not see a controlled demolition using conventional high explosives (i added the conventional bit for the benefit of griff and bsbray, its a given that i cant claim any expertise in munitions that i dont have specs for so i cant do any conversions for comparison)
welcome to ats
Originally posted by SpaceBits
sorry but a hollow alluminum plane sliceing into heavy Iron suport beams and cement floors just doesnt compute to an open mind.
If this were the case then the govenment is waisting money building bunker buster missles when they can just use old air linners.
Originally posted by SpaceBits
so you honestly belive that alluminum wings on a 747 that do not really have much for struktural suport as they even flop in the wind from turbulance would slice through the exoskeleton made from Iron re-inforced by cement like a hot butter knife in butter? Impossible, and in the 25 years of working on car collisions and welding tells me these building defenetly had help, the planes had help entering the building and the building had help comming down. if not those buildings would have toppled over taking out allot of NY. as for them comming down onto them self... you can clearly see in allot of the video were several floors all fall at the same time give the evedence that floors under the actual plane crash were taken out with explosives.