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Originally posted by Mythkiller
I'm going to throw a real spanner in the works...
Pictures Prove Mini Nukes Caused 9-11 Devastation
www.henrymakow.com...
Originally posted by waypastvne
Aluminum.
Originally posted by benoni
And how did they stand their ladders up given the uneven nature of the ground....
Originally posted by bsbray11
reply to post by Ciphor
It's fine. Further investigation is my bottom line too.
I'd even support further investigation along MythKiller's line of inquiry, though at this point it would be very hard to prove anyway because there are few rare earth elements that would still exhibit radioactive isotopes above background levels.
The one thing you'll never see me claim is that I know exactly why the Twin Towers or even WTC7 fell. The most I can say is that it wasn't the fires and plane impacts alone, that much is sufficiently apparent.
Originally posted by Ciphor
It has nothing to do with being indoors our outdoors. It glows regardless when super heated.
Originally posted by Ciphor
Jet fuel fire/office fire = 1400
Steel converted into molten iron = 2700
Molten Iron confirmed by FEMA
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by Ciphor
It has nothing to do with being indoors our outdoors. It glows regardless when super heated.
There is one difference. The "competition" of photons which are entering your eyes.
Ever seen something like this?
en.wikipedia.org...
"A" and "B" are the same color. In the same way, you can take one of these images that show aluminum glowing really bright, put it outside, and suddenly it's not so impressive. Especially when it's daylight. Then the Sun is a competing source of photons and it effectively makes the aluminum look like less of a light source to the human eye/brain. That's why I bring it up.
I also doubt we would disagree that being exposed to 70 F air, and especially free-falling through it, would cool the surface of the metal immediately.
Originally posted by -PLB-
Some questions for people who believe thermite charges were used:
Why was it only visible in one or two places?
What is the reason that particular spot would have a thermite charge?
Was the scenario ever reconstructed to see if it looks the same?
Originally posted by bjsmi2
The weasel at the beginning ! Body language ! Look at his ! Its all wrong folks ! That guy has serious issues with not telling the truth and it so very much displays it self in his body language...
Originally posted by Ciphor
It is indeed a neat optical illusion. However it is just that, an optical illusion.