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Originally posted by NIcon
Here's some questions:
Why do the two tower collapses not have seismic spikes for the first nine seconds or so of the collapses?
Wasn't the energy released from the supposed falling top of the building much greater than any explosives?
why would explosives attached to columns have to cause seismograph spikes when they explode and destroy columns yet, according to NIST, the massive weight of the top of the building crushing down on the columns and destroying them would not?
So if the energy released from the top falling is not enough to cause spikes but only when the debris started hitting the ground was, then why can't one assume that much smaller explosions also would not cause any spikes but only the debris hitting the ground after the explosions would?
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by iamcpc
I'm not a seismograph expert. I don't believe that you are either. I know who is a seismograph expert. The team of people at The Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory including:
The people at NIST are "experts" too but they still did an awful job.
So where do they show their work? Hmmmmmmm?
Originally posted by iamcpc
I never could find explosions then the collapse 15 minutes later.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by iamcpc
I never could find explosions then the collapse 15 minutes later.
That's because you keep thinking the WTC demolitions were conventional. They were not.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by iamcpc
I never could find explosions then the collapse 15 minutes later.
That's because you keep thinking the WTC demolitions were conventional. They were not.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by jthomas
Anyone is welcome to refute me with evidence.
You've already been refuted:
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/fe5c6d1e9293.jpg[/atsimg]
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE COLLAPSE OF WTC TOWERS 1, 2 & 7 FROM AN EXPLOSIVES AND CONVENTIONAL DEMOLITION INDUSTRY VIEWPOINT
By Brent Blanchard
August 8, 2006
c-2006 www.implosionworld.com
www.implosionworld.com...
A careful study of the videos from implosionworld.com and their own paper showing that the towers were not brought down by explosives just confirms that claims of "explosive demolition" cannot stand up to the evidence.
Brent L. Blanchard currently serves as Operations Manager for Protec Documentation Services Inc., Rancocas Woods, New Jersey. The firm performs vibration consulting, structural survey and photographic work for contractors throughout the United States and abroad.
In addition, Mr. Blanchard is a senior writer for implosionworld.com, a website that publishes news and information related to the explosive demolition industry. His team's work is also regularly published in various periodicals such as The Journal of Explosives Engineering (ISEE-USA), Explosives Engineering (IEE-UK), Demolition Magazine, Demolition & Recycling International, Constructioneer and Construction News.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by jthomas
Hmm now haven't we seen that attitude alot with the whole 9/11 issues, tons of lies!
[edit on 14-5-2010 by theability]
Originally posted by jthomas
The differences are many:
- Many "implosions" have internal explosions go off before the final explosives take the structures down.
"I guess about three minutes later you just heard explosions coming from building two, the south tower. It seemed like it took forever, but there were about ten explosions. We then realized the building started to come down."
"You did hear the explosions. The second one coming down, you knew the explosions. Now you're very familiar with it."
Originally posted by jthomas
- Many explosives were used on these much-smaller towers than WTC 1 and 2.
Originally posted by jthomas
3. Many "squibs".
Originally posted by jthomas
After that point the tremendous noise of the actual collapses would probably mask detonation sounds
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by jthomas
The differences are many:
- Many "implosions" have internal explosions go off before the final explosives take the structures down.
There were many explosions that went off before the final take-down. One only needs to read the First Responder Oral Histories for that.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by jthomas
A careful study of the videos from implosionworld.com and their own paper showing that the towers were not brought down by explosives just confirms that claims of "explosive demolition" cannot stand up to the evidence.
Show me how there is any credibility in Implossion Worlds Paper about the Twin towers? The person who wrote the paper for Implosion World is a writer and photographer, plus he uses not ONE CITATION in the article. He is NOT an Engineer nor explosives expert!
Now how does this prove to be anything scientific?
Ohh I see your misleading things again!
Like your figures for the WTC air based upon a bright sunny day...
My god jthomas please quit with your misleading data, and facts.
But from what I can see, that is all you do on ATS.
[edit on 13-5-2010 by theability]
Originally posted by iamcpc
Can you please link me to a WTC collapse video that shows any explosions within 5 minutes of the collapse?
Originally posted by iamcpc
Is it possible that there were explosions and they were not demolition explosions?
Originally posted by iamcpc
Why did the "explosions" people heard not show up on seismographs prior to the collapse?
Originally posted by iamcpc
A team of people who work for a company that monitors demolitions knows something about demolitions.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by iamcpc
Originally posted by iamcpc
Why did the "explosions" people heard not show up on seismographs prior to the collapse?
1. Seismographs usually only record vibrations deep in the ground, not vibrations above ground.
Originally posted by iamcpc
A team of people who work for a company that monitors demolitions knows something about demolitions.
2. And I would say that someone who used to work for a demolitions company and is licensed to handle explosives, knows something about demolitions as well.
1. I would agree with this but:
-these same seismographs (protec and the earth observatory) recorded the airplanes hitting the buildings which impacted several floors above ground. Sending vibrations down the buildings into the foundation and earth.
-Protec uses seismographs specifically to monitor " the effects of vibrations on structures as related to construction, demolition and blasting operations." and their seismographs had similar results.
This is why I push for the truther movement to tripple it's credibility and come forth with one single truther theory of demolition instead of having the 10 or so theories that pull the experts in different directions.
2. Anyone who tries to say there are not a good amount of experts who support truther theories is someone who has not done enough research.
Originally posted by iamcpc
-these same seismographs (protec and the earth observatory) recorded the airplanes hitting the buildings which impacted several floors above ground. Sending vibrations down the buildings into the foundation and earth.
Originally posted by iamcpc
This is why I push for the truther movement to tripple it's credibility and come forth with one single truther theory of demolition instead of having the 10 or so theories that pull the experts in different directions.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by iamcpc
-these same seismographs (protec and the earth observatory) recorded the airplanes hitting the buildings which impacted several floors above ground. Sending vibrations down the buildings into the foundation and earth.
That's highly unlikely. Vibrations in steel tend to dissipate over distances. I doubt there would be any significant vibration a quarter-mile down from the impact point.
Originally posted by Jbalon
The floors pancaking
Originally posted by Jbalon
And while the inside is falling, crushing each floor upon one another, obviously that's going to create the squib effect.