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Originally posted by ibiubu
reply to post by Bedlam
So I didn't do it. Okay, have a nice day. Truth is I did.
BtW, you said that thermite can only fizzle, now you say you can weld with it. How do you provide the heat for a redox reaction? an accelerant explosive, hence detonation.
Its the first time someones been able to prove, to me, that indeed thermite setup correctly on the beams could bring down the towers.
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
reply to post by Bedlam
remember, in the days leading up to 9/11 people report that the dogs were taken off site.
looks very logical, and plausible to me.edit on 24-1-2013 by Agit8dChop because: (no reason given)
Anyone with have a brain could watch the video and say, yes, ok its possible. Because the video shows it can happen.
As TA said (respected poster) if this man can do it in his backyard, imagine what a state sponsored man can do with limitless amounts of scientifically altered substances, methods and technology.
Conclusions
The red/gray chips found in the WTC dust at four sites in New York City are consistent with a carbon steel coated with an epoxy resin that contains primarily iron oxide and kaolin clay pigments.
There is no evidence of individual elemental aluminum particles of any size in the red/gray chips, therefore the red layer of the red/gray chips is not thermite or nano-thermite.
There is virtually NO way that the damage susteained in the aircraft strikes could have brought the buildings down so efficiently, neatly and swiftly.
The article contradicts itself by saying Aluminum was both present and not present. Iron oxide is the most common oxide used for thermite reactions.
Are they serious? The closest sample was 0.2 miles away from ground zero and taken 17 days later.
There is no evidence of individual elemental aluminum particles detected by PLM, SEM-EDS, or TEM-SAED-EDS,
He swept a handful of the dust from a rail on the pedestrian walkway near the end of the bridge, about ten minutes after the fall of the North Tower
It is composed of aluminum, iron, oxygen, silicon and carbon.
Iron oxide appears in faceted grains roughly 100 nm across whereas the aluminum appears in thin platelike
structures. The small size of the iron oxide particles qualifies the material to be characterized as nanothermite
or super-thermite.
As measured using DSC, the material ignites and reacts vigorously at a temperature of approximately
430 °C, with a rather narrow exotherm, matching fairly closely an independent observation on a known
super-thermite sample.
The spheroids produced by the DSC tests and by the flame test have an XEDS signature (Al, Fe, O, Si, C)
which is depleted in carbon and aluminum relative to the original red material. This chemical signature strikingly matches the chemical signature of the spheroids produced by igniting commercial thermite, and also matches the signatures of many of the microspheres found in the WTC dust [5].
Originally posted by ibiubu
reply to post by samkent
www.orgothermit.com
Originally posted by ibiubu
reply to post by Bedlam
That's because you are talking about standard thermite in powder form. It can be caked in an explosive form.
Originally posted by ibiubu
htttp://my.alacd.com/tms/2003/PAPERS/03_531X_701.PDF
So, if a thermitic reaction is not explosive, why can it blow up an entire cast house?edit on 24-1-2013 by ibiubu because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Bedlam
I guess you could call water a devastating explosive too.
Turner Construction participated in the post-9/11 Ground Zero clean-up and performed extensive renovations within the World Trade Center towers just prior to 9/11, was in fact performing unspecified renovation work throughout the WTC complex until the very morning of September 11, 2001.[24]
12 employees of Turner Construction were located in an office in the third subbasement of Tower 1, the north tower. Turner had been performing renovation work in various parts of the center and had occupied various office spaces.[26]
In 1997, Turner Construction also constructed the new headquarters for the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA). The Indian Head Naval Surface Warfare Center, a laboratory managed by NAVSEA was described during the 1990s as the “National Center for Energetics”, the “Pentagon’s jargon to broadly describe explosive materials, propellants and pyrotechnics” and as the “only reliable source of aluminum nanopowders in the United States