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Originally posted by Darkwing01
Because you can tell from the source that it is clipping. I didn't say that there wasn't clipping in your examples, only that you would have to be as thick as a brick to think that clipping in those examples means anything in this context.
Clipping means there is a sound that is too loud for the mic too record. It cannot tell you WHAT that sound was, so the mere fact of clipping TELLS YOU NOTHING aside from the fact that the was too loud, irregardless of the source.
Something that is closer sounds louder, so the distant rumble of a building collapsing needs to be orders of magnitude OF ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE greater AT THE SOURCE to cause the same clipping cause by a raindrop striking the mic directly. In fact the raindrop may make no sound at all. The fact that it clips just also means that you can BY DEFINITION not tell just how loud the sound was.
So you can't tell JUST BY THE CLIPPING ALONE whether there was additional loud noises that contributed to the clipping. The data ISN'T THERE, it is not an absence of evidence for any position, it is an absence of evidence for EVERY POSITION.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by Cassius666
This is the Tower in which Willie Rodriguez worked as a janitor. What do we see ? Well the firefighters casually look up when they hear the sound of the plane but there is no reaction until it hits the Tower. Where is Willie's preceding explosion ?
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by Cassius666
But random explosions some time before collapse is absolutely unlike a genuine cd where you have a pattern of loud explosions and flashes at the initiation of collapse.
Originally posted by Darkwing01
reply to post by -PLB-
You will have to explain to me please how in the lobby video the growing rumble of the South Tower collapse can be clearly heard but any "BIG explosions" which preceded it are undetectable.
Originally posted by Cassius666
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by Cassius666
You will have to explain to me please how in the lobby video the growing rumble of the South Tower collapse can be clearly heard but any "BIG explosions" which preceded it are undetectable.
The shielding of the building and the limitations of the equipment. You can see the firefighter change to an expression of horror, when no sound of the building or explosions is captured on video.
The fact you are trying to find any other reason behind why I posted those video is because your are, in general, pretty much clueless.
I don't know why you posted the Midland Savings Bank clip as it just supports what I have been saying. The detonations are loud and patterned; start a few seconds before and continue to collapse. Where is that reproduced in the North Tower lobby video ?
Originally posted by Darkwing01
reply to post by Alfie1
I don't know why you posted the Midland Savings Bank clip as it just supports what I have been saying. The detonations are loud and patterned; start a few seconds before and continue to collapse. Where is that reproduced in the North Tower lobby video ?
Can you provide me with a source for your implied claim that all demolitions must follow this exact pattern?
Originally posted by RealJap
I don't know about this one, I mean the collapse looks very suspicious but why don't they show the footage of the back of wtc7 before collapse, it was partially gone due to debris from the twintowers. Seems significant enough to me cause it looked plausable that it could collapse sooner or later.
Originally posted by snowcrash911
Do you all realize that if WTC 7 were to have succumbed to structural damage sustained by a collapsing WTC 1, and not by buckling of column 79 due to a girder unseating due to thermal expansion, it would completely and totally invalidate the NIST report on WTC 7?
You can't have your cake and eat it too, just a reminder.