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Originally posted by coughymachine
This paragraph, which appears in a story about a stricken US spy satellite that's about to plummet to the earth, is likely to fuel the debate.
Source: The Times
The spokesman refused to speculate on the possibility that the satellite may be shot down by a missile to prevent any debris causing damage.
If the US government elected not to use that method to destroy the errant satellite, then it could opt instead to employ America’s new laser weapons for use against incoming missiles, which are now being tested on board a modified Boeing jumbo jet.
Originally posted by bsbray11
In the image below you can see where a core column's bracing at the floor level failed. The core column itself has another smooth end on it:
Originally posted by bsbray11
Now that is a pretty bizarre thing to say unless I'm missing something. As far as I was aware, the only way they could use lasers to fail missiles was to use them to heat up important circuitry and cause its sense navigation to go. How they could use the same technology to take out this falling satellite, or alter its course? Unless, like I said, I'm missing something.
Originally posted by bsbray11
reply to post by OrionStars
I didn't see anything really in the pdf that would be relevant to heating materials or cutting them with EM radiation, but again, maybe I just missed something important in there. I also have to wonder is how this beam would be hitting very exact places inside of the building, that require it to go through the building first without damaging whatever it entered through. To cut connections or slice columns the way we see them in photographs, it would make more sense to me to say that something placed inside the towers was the source of the energy, rather than something coming from outside. You could still be dealing with exotic weaponry, and I wouldn't at all be surprised. But I can't see how things like horizontal core column slices came about from a satellite just beaming down a wave with a lot of kinetic energy.
[edit on 29-1-2008 by bsbray11]
Tesla demonstrated "the transmission of electrical energy without wires" that depends upon electrical conductivity as early as 1891. The Tesla effect (named in honor of Tesla) is the archaic term for an application of this type of electrical conduction (that is, the movement of energy through space and matter; not just the production of voltage across a conductor).[49][20]:174
Why is there denial, rather than logical discussion, on the high probability DEW was used on two twin towers, in lieu of natural collapse or complete controlled demolitions?
Is it too frightening to believe? Because the high probablity, based on known cause and effect of energy, makes it entirely the highest probablity of what brought down WTC 1 and 2 in 10 seconds or less. Effect is highly important in proper scientific analysis.
Originally posted by jfj123
This is just like your hologram plane idea in another thread. Statements without specific evidence. You're making giant leaps from theory to application and trying to compare apples and elephants.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by jfj123
This is just like your hologram plane idea in another thread. Statements without specific evidence. You're making giant leaps from theory to application and trying to compare apples and elephants.
This is not a hologram discussion, which means you are derailing this discussion concerning DEW.
If you think it is impossible, then by all means prove the impossible, or admit it is only your opinion of impossibility, concerning both DEW and hologram use being possible.
Please take the hologram discussion to the discussions specifically concerning holograms. This discussion is not about holograms. It is about DEW.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by jfj123
I have no idea of why you felt it necessary to argue your staunch opinions via sentence by sentence citations. However, there are only two choices. You can either prove the impossible or cannot. Which is it?
If you are as intelligent as you claim you should know that proving something doesn't exist is considered a double negative and no legitimate researcher would be caught up in that type of argument.
Originally posted by jfj123
I discussed my views using point by point because I want to make my post as clear as possible.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by jfj123
I discussed my views using point by point because I want to make my post as clear as possible.
You have repeatedly made that clear throughout many discussions. However, that does not answer the question I posed. Can you physically use your opinion to disprove something to be impossible?
Again, what can you prove to be impossible for covert DEW use on 9/11/2001?
I have science on my side to prove it was highly possible and the most probable,
in order to explain final effect on 9/11/2001. Nothing else scientifically completely worked but DEW. I used to be staunch on conventional controlled demoltions. Until. I actually studied the quantum mechanics of DEW, plus, the history behind its research and development.
What do you have to prove the opposite of impossibility you keep pushing from opinion and nothing more?
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by jfj123
Since you have made it clear you have no intentions of proving the impossible you opine but cannot prove, at this point, the only choice I have left is to agree to disagree with your opinions of no proof.
Originally posted by jfj123
I can say the same thing to you. Why don't you prove what you're saying? You either can or you can't. If you can't, you're just speculating. I can speculate that Giant, Invisible, Purple, Flying Wombats destroyed the WTC. Prove I'm wrong and Wombats didn't destroy the WTC's. See how that works? Oh in case I forgot to mention, those Wombats can Phase Shift out of our dimension at will. This is the same argument you are facing me with.
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by jfj123
I can say the same thing to you. Why don't you prove what you're saying? You either can or you can't. If you can't, you're just speculating. I can speculate that Giant, Invisible, Purple, Flying Wombats destroyed the WTC. Prove I'm wrong and Wombats didn't destroy the WTC's. See how that works? Oh in case I forgot to mention, those Wombats can Phase Shift out of our dimension at will. This is the same argument you are facing me with.
I can fully understand and agree with your position here but wanted to add that it's not entirely the same.
You see, we know that directed energy is and has been on the drawing board for quite some time. And is known to exist in some form or another.
Now, purple wombats are not known to exist. In any form.
But, I do agree that proving a negative is impossible.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Exactly what part, in the photo, do you consider floor bracing? The center core supports did not brace any floors
Originally posted by bsbray11
This is what I am talking about:
You can see the notches in the corner core column where something would connect to it. Compare that to the core column in the image posted earlier.