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Originally posted by NIcon
reply to post by pteridine
Well I disagree there. The way I see this is these are red/gray chips found in dust around Ground Zero hypothesized to be some form of thermite. I would like to read a thorough hypothesis showing that it's red paint.
Originally posted by daddymax
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This is Dr. Neils Harrit...a good vid with some good findings. It would appear the testing being done seems to point to thermite in high levels being found in the debris. Interesting that.
Paint chips my ass!
I like the steel painted with gray primer and red coat on top actually.
Originally posted by NIcon
reply to post by butcherguy
Great all we need to do is match it to the steel in the building somehow. Or even if we begin by assuming that an unknown steel in the building did match the gray layer, we must come up with a theory of how it got mixed in this red "matrix" during collapse. Any thoughts?
If so, I think we don't have to worry at all about matching any steel as we would have no steel sample to try to match. All we would have is gray primer and red paint.
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by hooper
Thanks for the info. I wonder if the Japanese company actually made all of the steel, or if they may have outsourced some of it( since it was a large contract)?
Yeah, the pile of rubble was basically what you would find in a landfill. Just about anything used in the normal city-dwellers daily life would have been in there.
Well, I do have to admit that I am not concerned.
Originally posted by NIcon
reply to post by butcherguy
So you think the gray layer is the primer and the red layer is paint?
If so, I think we don't have to worry at all about matching any steel as we would have no steel sample to try to match. All we would have is gray primer and red paint.
We would also not have to worry about who manufactured the steel, a sample of which we don't have in which to be concerned with where it came from. Is this correct? Or am I missing something? Or are we talking about two different things?
Great all we need to do is match it to the steel in the building somehow.
Originally posted by hooper
Ever been around thermite when it starts? The light is blinding how was that done with no one noticing when the whole world was looking at the buildings.
No, no, no, it was super-duper-secret-silent-na-nu-thermite that only burns in air and in the color of invisible!
Originally posted by impressme
Or perhaps, would you be more supported by real science in an open, peer-reviewed journal.
It is the debunkers who have to prove their claims and they have failed.
Originally posted by impressme
Anyone can “claim” to be an authority of science
yet when one is ask to produce scientific evidence and show credible sources to support his claims, and he does not
then who are you going to believe?
Perhaps, this is how the debunkers demonstrate how you are to debunk science.