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Originally posted by billybob
yet, there were multiple reports by 'earwitnesses' of 'massive explosions'.
so, people DID hear them 'a mile away'.
and rick seigel (911 eyewitness) recorded them from 2 miles away.
Originally posted by CyberTruth
If it helps you to know - I personally doubted 911 controlled demolition theories myself until a structural engineer made it a point to educate me on the impossible nature of the "Twin Towers Collapse" at free fall speed straight down into itself and into the ground.
Perhaps you need to go seek out a structural engineer and educate yourself on this matter.
Originally posted by Griff
Cool. If you ever see me posting misunderstood civil engineering principles, please point it out. BTW, I have a BSCE also.
9 seconds for 2 miles. whats the speed of sound again?
Originally posted by CyberTruth
Wow -
Looks like the Disinfo crowd is out in force on this one!
[edit on 7-12-2007 by CyberTruth]
Originally posted by Dwight Howard
reply to post by StudioGuy
I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
Originally posted by StudioGuy
Just fyi, the speed of sound is around 1130 feet per second. A distance of 2 miles would 10,560 feet. The time of arrival for a sound originating from 2 miles would be 9.345 seconds (10,560/1130). That doesn't mean I'd put any weight into the video or what it reports, but the math does actually work out for that amount of time correction.
To the guy who suggests we all do research before posting, right after he admits having not even read the entire first page of the thread needs to follow his own advice.
Originally posted by Dwight Howard
*Fact*
Three controlled demolitions took place on Sept. 11, 2001. It's simple to see.
Microscopic analysis of the WTC dust proves it.
And a missile hit the Pentagon. No doubt.
Explosions at the 2:54 mark!
video.google.ca...