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Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by patriots4truth
"We all know that nanothermite can be painted on
It can? Care to show us that from a valid source?
Originally posted by Reality_Incognito
I think i should add if i were to guess how they actually did the demolitions that day.
Columns would be blown over a period of time so as to lower the amount of explosives/termite used at the final collapse/demolition. The floors that were impacted by the planes would be blown at time of impact or allowed to remain intact only being damage from the impact , fires and final demise of the building on collapse/demolition.
The main trick is to bring the buildings down with as few signs of conventional CD as possible.
As far as I know CD are a mix of practicality an flash as many are used for holly wood films so you cant expect the same show to be put on if it were a done to the twin towers on 9/11. Instead you would expected the majority of the big explosions to take place prior to the final fall. Just my opinion on how it many have been pulled off right under so many peoples noses.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
You'd need 400 miles of cables to pull that gigantic thing down and it'd only topple over onto neighboring buildings.
Unless, of course, they used wireless. You know, kinda like Controlled Demolition, Inc. already has and uses?
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Oooh, darn. Too bad there aren't any other steel-structured highrises in history that have completely collapsed due to fires causing the steel to twist and fail. Oh well, there goes that theory.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
Not to mention the chance of premature detonation by stray voltage from any one of the thousands of sources in both the towers and New York City. There is a reason that you see signs near blasting sites warning against radio and cell phone use. Anybody remember crystal radios? They didn't need batteries because they made use of electricity generated from the radio signal they recieved. An electric current can be generated by a wire who's length is a function of a radio signal's wavelength. Since most electrical detonaters can be tripped by a current of millivolts, you can see why their use is a impractical idea.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Oooh, darn. Too bad there aren't any other steel-structured highrises in history that have completely collapsed due to fires causing the steel to twist and fail. Oh well, there goes that theory.
What's even more depressing for you is that the NIST fairytale is only a theory because they used theory, guessing and calculations to posit their reports.
So now, it's just a matter of which theory the evidence fits, and then which theory you believe has merit.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by patriots4truth
"We all know that nanothermite can be painted on
It can? Care to show us that from a valid source?
I'd rather see proof of it's existance.
Metastable Intermolecular Composites (MICs) are one of the
first examples of a category of nanoscale energetic materials
which have been studied and evaluated to a considerable
degree. MIC formulations are mixtures of nanoscale powders of
reactants that exhibit thermite (high exothermicity) behavior.
As such, they differ fundamentally from more traditional energetics
where the reactivity is based on intramolecular (not intermolecular)
properties. The MIC formulations are based on
intimate mixing of the reactants on the nanometer length scale,
with typical particle sizes in the tens of nanometers range (e.g.
30 nm). One important characteristic of MICs is the fact that
the rate of energy release can be tailored by varying the size of
the components. T h ree specific MIC formulations have
received considerable attention to date; Al/MoO3, Al/Teflon,
and Al/CuO.
Research and development on MIC formulations is being
performed in laboratories within all military services, as well as
at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). LANL researchers
Drs. Wayne Danen and Steve Son, along with their colleagues,
have not only pioneered the dynamic gas condensation method
for the production of nanoscale aluminum powders (also
known as Ultra Fine Grain [UFG]), but they have also conducted
numerous studies on physical and chemical properties.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Even with primer cables, it'd still take 400 miles of primer cables to rig the demolitions up. Putting 5,000 wireless detonators on 5,000 charges wouldn't work becuase of issues with signal reflection. They'd set up one wireless receiver and connect the one wireless receiver to the 4,000 charges by wire to make sure all the charges got the right signal at the right time.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
I don't know about you, but, I get an average of 1 wrong number or telemarketer on my cell phone per day.
Next dumb statement.
Originally posted by butcherguy
It sounds experimental. In that it is being tested at Los Alamos.
Were there tons of it available nine years ago?
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by patriots4truth
Yea ram a fully fueled 767 into building at 500 + mph - watch as resulting fires cause the steel to twist and fail