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Originally posted by ebe51
I work as an eletrical designer, before that I worked in the field. Let me tell you, shorts cause arc flashes.
Originally posted by ebe51
On thing I have against the CD is that in this case nothing fell following the flashes. If CD was going on you expect that the flashes would have been charges to bring something down.
Originally posted by PriapismJoe
Did you question the source of sunlight as a child?
Originally posted by bsbray11
WWhoWho cares? How does a plane impact cause a short circuit, exactly?
Why
don't you draw me a schematic and show me where/how in the wiring it could
possibly happen, especially so many floors below? That's what I want to
see, so go ahead and explain this to me, and explain how we're able to
physically see it from outside of the building, given where the wiring
physically was.
Originally posted by apex
reply to post by CyberTruth
Yes, but if thats the explosions, where is all the smoke from them, or the ejected debris? You need some evidence that those flashes aren't just objects floating through the air with the sun glancing off them. Steel is rather strong, a small flash that even without accounting for the lens flare looks to be only a window or so in height cannot really do that much. All other videos posted here to prove controlled demolition have been of so called 'squibs' not flashes of light.
Originally posted by blueyedevil666
well look here and draw your own conclusions...to me this video makes more sense than any one opinion...
www.metacafe.com...
[edit on 7-12-2007 by blueyedevil666]
[edit on 7-12-2007 by blueyedevil666]
Originally posted by apex
reply to post by CyberTruth
Yes, but if thats the explosions, where is all the smoke from them, or the ejected debris? You need some evidence that those flashes aren't just objects floating through the air with the sun glancing off them. Steel is rather strong, a small flash that even without accounting for the lens flare looks to be only a window or so in height cannot really do that much. All other videos posted here to prove controlled demolition have been of so called 'squibs' not flashes of light.
Originally posted by indierockalien
reply to post by ebe51
Well... it shouldn't fall almost perfectly into its own footprint, that's for sure. You can see in several other controlled demolition examples that even they don't always fall perfectly into their footprints...