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Originally posted by bsbray11
Then I'm just assuming that you haven't really had the physics courses relevant to what you're having such a hard time explaining to me.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Then you are entitled to assume anything you please be it right or wrong. However, what is it the professionals, of reference I linked, did not explain anything to your satisfaction either?
Please stay on topicm and please stop drifting off to making this topic about me. It is not about me.
Originally posted by bsbray11
I didn't see anything that really convinced me of anything, but maybe you'd like to point at some specifically from one of those sites to make sure I didn't miss it?
I never said it was. I was asking what your educational background was as far as quantum mechanics are concerned because you kept putting on like I just don't understand it and thus I'm confused about it, when it sounds to me like all you know about it is the name of the field. If you want to talk quantum physics then do it, give me principles to research that can do the actual things the beams would need to have done and I would love to learn about them. Don't just tell me I have to read more.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Since you admit you do not understand it, why do you assume I do not because you do not understand it.
Would you care to have the link to the Max Planck Institute? From my observation of their writing, their presentations are written in highly easy to learn basic language. Then there is always NASA. They write presentations for all age levels.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
Has anyone else noticed that the only ones apparently cut in such a fashion are the ones that were left standing after the collapse, which alone indicates a method of cutting like a thermal lance.
A question for Orion: with your knowledge of physics perhaps you could tell us how much energy it takes to vaporise just 1 cm^3 of steel in, say, the relatively slow time of 1 millisecond.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by OrionStars
Since you admit you do not understand it, why do you assume I do not because you do not understand it.
Because I understand other fields of science, and I know that if you knew quantum mechanics well, you would be talking more specifically.
Originally posted by OrionStars
I am not clear on what you are saying. How does knowing other sciences have anything to do with understanding or not the combination of advanced physics and quantum mechanics?
Originally posted by bsbray11
The problem is you keep posting BS like this instead of what I've actually been asking for, for the past 20 posts or so.
Originally posted by bsbray11
I don't know who else has noticed this, but I've noticed the opposite. Most of the cleanly-cut core columns I have seen were already completely severed and just laying around in heaps with other debris. Those weren't the lance-cut ones, with angles to them and rough edges. I'm talking about the smooth, perfectly straight horizontal slices.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
What I noticed about all the core column sections lying around is they are all about the same length
This does in no way imply a structural defect, failures occur at the weakest point is all it suggests.
If the cutting was done with a beam of any kind it would have to be fired from just about every possible position in a hemisphere surrounding the tower. And yet there's no sign of it cutting the external walls or perturbing the smoke.
No sign of thermal cutting on these square ends