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Originally posted by Kacen
If this were true, why is it on obscure news sites few people look at? Shouldn't this thing be on CNN or BBC or something?
Thats what makes it hard for me to believe this is true.
It's possible to detect the vibration resulting of the collapse of a large building, but I don't think that something as relatively light as a bridge falling on a river would make a vibration strong enough to be detected, even in the US.
Originally posted by NRen2k5
The ULF “blast” detected isn’t the cause of the collapse, it’s an effect.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
This is what you get after the hay passes through the male cow. While low frequency vibrations can have an effect on fatigue life of a structure, there is no way I am going to believe that the bridge collapse is the result of a directed weapon. Get real or get a better quality of tin foil for your hat.
[edit on 5-8-2007 by JIMC5499]
Originally posted by NRen2k5
The ULF “blast” detected isn’t the cause of the collapse, it’s an effect. When the Russian submarine Kursk was wrecked, seismic sensors detected it. There was also an incident once of a scandinavian freighter bottoming out and capsizing. Same thing; the collision with the riverbed was “heard” by seismic sensors.
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
Originally posted by JIMC5499
This is what you get after the hay passes through the male cow. While low frequency vibrations can have an effect on fatigue life of a structure, there is no way I am going to believe that the bridge collapse is the result of a directed weapon. Get real or get a better quality of tin foil for your hat.
While your "get a better quality of tin foil for your hat" is such an excellent counter argument with many debunking points towards the current theory, it would be greatly appreciated if you actually addressed the theory rather than the people using overly used stereotypes and first grade insults.
Can you at the very least admit that there may have been motive?
Originally posted by ArMaP
even if the vibration is strong enough to be detected in Irkutsk, it would not detected by a radio telescope pointed at the Sun, as the original "news article" said!
Originally posted by NRen2k5
The current theory is that metal fatigue and poor maintenance caused the bridge’s collapse. The Death Ray thing is wild speculation.
You think there may have been a motive behind it? Then please, by all means, supply a few possible ones.
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
But what about other causes? Please read my theory if you already haven't. Can you at the very least admit that there may have been motive? Admitting this doesn't mean you believe it was demolished on purpose. There can be motive in events where it was completely natural. But can you at least see that there could have been motive?
Originally posted by JIMC5499
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
But what about other causes? Please read my theory if you already haven't. Can you at the very least admit that there may have been motive? Admitting this doesn't mean you believe it was demolished on purpose. There can be motive in events where it was completely natural. But can you at least see that there could have been motive?
No I don't believe that there was any motive. It is wild off the wall posts like this that have people rolling their eyes at the term "Conspiracy Theory". Posts like this detract from the credability of this website and others like it. Sometimes I think crap like this is posted to detract from the credability of posts that actually have some truth to them.
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
Wow
Well, I'm glad you're happy with your little fantasy world where "conspiracies" never happen.