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The scientific community does not consider this a burning question that is worth the time and effort of studying.
Bentham Press publications are not considered scientific journals as Bentham is a vanity publisher and their journals are not usually read by scientists.
Even the paint samples are of questionable legitimacy.
Essentially, most scientists ignore Jones.
It is not right that he takes advantage of those folks who do not understand what he has done and accept his word at face value.
Originally posted by pteridine
Perhaps you have confused me with another poster. I suggested that falling objects would make explosive like sounds. We know for sure that there were falling objects.
Originally posted by impressme
reply to post by pteridine
The scientific community does not consider this a burning question that is worth the time and effort of studying.
Really, do you have sources to support that claim? Or are you just spouting your opinion again?
*****The evidence is that no one is doing it.
Bentham Press publications are not considered scientific journals as Bentham is a vanity publisher and their journals are not usually read by scientists.
Really, and you have evidences and source that prove your accusations or is this more opinions again?
****Bentham publications are not used as references in refereed journals. Check the ISI indexes or just browse through JACS, Angew Chem, Phys Letters, and look for Bentham Publications being referred to.
Even the paint samples are of questionable legitimacy.
Really, and to whom are all these top scientists who have questionable legitimacy of the paint chips? I am sure you have a mountain of credible sources.
*****As this is a forensic study, a chain of evidence must be established to consider the samples as legitimate. The samples were collected by various people and given to Jones. One person carried a handful around for a while. No chain of evidence.
Essentially, most scientists ignore Jones.
Really, and you have credible sources like websites from credible scientists, who have made these claims?
*****Scientists don't publish websites with lists of people they ignore.
It is not right that he takes advantage of those folks who do not understand what he has done and accept his word at face value.
Really, just like NIST did, right?
BTW, this thread is about bringing “credible sources” to the table and debating the facts lets leave out opinions.
You do know how to debate don’t you?
*****Yes. Do you know what facts are?
[edit on 4-2-2010 by impressme]
Originally posted by bsbray11
Can you please post your evidence that this explosion was caused by someone jumping from one of the buildings?:
Originally posted by dereks
what explosion? Sounds like a piece of the building fell of and hit the ground
A sudden sharp, explosive noise: bang, bark, clap, crack, pop1, rat-a-tat-tat, report, snap.
*****The evidence is that no one is doing it.
****Bentham publications are not used as references in refereed journals. Check the ISI indexes or just browse through JACS, Angew Chem, Phys Letters, and look for Bentham Publications being referred to.
*****As this is a forensic study, a chain of evidence must be established to consider the samples as legitimate. The samples were collected by various people and given to Jones. One person carried a handful around for a while. No chain of evidence.
The Open Chemical Physics Journal
RED CHIPS: Evidence of WTC Thermite in Peer-Reviewed Paper
*****Scientists don't publish websites with lists of people they ignore.
*****Yes. Do you know what facts are?
Originally posted by bsbray11
Can you provide positive evidence that a large falling object caused the explosion?
what explosion? Sounds like a piece of the building fell of and hit the ground
Originally posted by impressme
Again I asked YOU to bring sources to this debate and all you do is give your opinions.
You have to bring your sources to support your claims, where are they?
That is untrue. Read about the “chain of evidences” in his report.
Again this is your opinion, where are your sources to back your claim?
Lets see some credible sources.
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by bsbray11
Can you provide positive evidence that a large falling object caused the explosion?
Can you provide positive evidence it was caused by high explosives.... of course you cannot, as there is no evidence anywhere any form of high explosive was used bringing down any of the WTC buildings!
Originally posted by impressme
reply to
*****Scientists don't publish websites with lists of people they ignore.
Again this is your opinion, where are your sources to back your claim?
what explosion? Sounds like a piece of the building fell of and hit the ground
And your evidences is what again? Do you have a credible source that backs your claim?
*****Scientists don't publish websites with lists of people they ignore.
Again this is your opinion, where are your sources to back your claim?
Do you expect me to find a statement on the web stating that "Scientists don't publish websites with lists of people they ignore." Would that be the evidence you need? Just a statement on the web?
Originally posted by bsbray11
Can you please post your positive evidence that these explosions were caused by falling objects?
Originally posted by bsbray11
I am still waiting to see your evidence that the explosion in the video was caused by a large falling object.
Also I want to see evidence as to what caused the explosions in the other video posted above, especially the ones the firefighter was describing.