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Originally posted by bsbray11
The core at ground level for at least one of the towers was still intact, as was much of the structure beneath. And what debris was there, was mostly aggregate from concrete, rebar, and thinner pieces of steel. So some debris may have fallen into the basement but it's far from a 6-story ditch.
Originally posted by Vinci
I can see where the idea of exotic weaponry comes from, but I would find it more likely for there to just be explosives that turned it into dust. However there is other evidence of exotic weaponry such as toasted cars on FDR drive (which is half a mile away). Which are toasted in really weird specific ways.
Originally posted by Vinci
Precisely those pictures .
People say it's the dust's heat, but I've posted videos of people standing there waiting for the dust to hit them, and they survived. (They were close to the WTC). And so that same dust cannot travel to FDR and do those very specific burns on those cars.
Thus I'm confused .
Originally posted by Vinci
I sat and thought about it, I can't really find some plausible explanation.
Nothing could have come from the towers that would cause those cars to shrivel up like that. Maybe if they were at the base of the towers, but not half a mile away.
Kind of makes space weapons seem plausible
Originally posted by Vinci
Actually, I remember reports about people who worked at ground zero were having serious problems, some kind of infection and I recall reading it affecting their brains.
I'll try to dig it up later, but does anyone know/remember anything about that?
Originally posted by Blue_Jay33
If the liquid caused by a thermite / thermate reaction was launched into the air and landed on a car it would have caused this. However did anybody get burned or die from this on 9/11.
The US produced, and for many years deployed "Atomic Demolition Munitions." The Medium Atomic Demolition Munition (MADM) produced 1-15 kilotons of yield, and weighed 400 pounds. The Special Atomic Demolition Munition (SADM) yielded .01-1 kilotons and weighed only 163 pounds.
The smallest nuclear weapon the US produced was the "Davy Crockett" - a recoilless rifle round. It weighed about 51 pounds, was 16 inches long and 11 inches in diameter. It produced a variable yield of up to 1 kiloton.
Sources close to FEMA in New York confirmed to WMR that the lymphoma cases are believed to be the result of a release of extremely high levels of radiation from a series of nuclear events on the morning of 911.