It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
It's odd that WTC7, which wasn't hit by an airplane or by any significant debris, collapsed in strikingly similar fashion to the Twin Towers. There wasn't even any jet fuel or kerosene burning in WTC7.
originally posted by: samkent
a reply to: madenusa
That link to 911truth is pandering to people who don't want to bother looking into the truth.
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: pteridine
As you're still asking what's the point I will have to put it simple: every theory needs evidence to be considered valid if you're up to follow the scientific mindset. Right? If you discard this actual piece from the OP you'd also have to laugh about that nisty report, as it simply lacks the physical evidence for the 'office fire weakened steel' hypothesis. The question remains: why don't you?
Agreed to disagree on the Nist-report interpretations of my cousin then. It's obviously a piece of art as different people tend to see different things within that masterpiece. And I'd agree. It's a perfect piece of bad art in desperate need of first aid, otherwise we probably wouldn't find ourselves in an A&E topic dealing with another study regarding this literally explosive hypothesis.
... the hardness evaluation suggested that there was no detoriation of the mechanical properties of the materials as a result of exposure to pre-collapse fires.
one should consider that damage from impacts and fires are somehow the causes until proven otherwise.
originally posted by: SentientCentenarian
originally posted by: Salander
Nice story by Europhysics News. Yes, no question that burning office fires could not possibly have caused all the damage observed at WTC, could not have caused the towers to collapse as they did.
Though thermite must have been used in some capacity, the only theory that explains all the observed damage, including the human sicknesses, is the nuclear theory.
His being a nuclear physicist of some sort, I cannot help but wonder if Jones is trying to steer away from the obvious signs of nuclear events there.
I long ago got tired of this whole debate, because I figured out the answer after finding this amazing researcher:
Jef f Prager - Nukes
originally posted by: Salander
IMO the nuclear theory is the only theory to explain all the damage observed at WTC. To apply Occam, the reason WTC looked like a nuclear bomb went off there that day is because there were nuclear bombs, devices of some sort, that went off.
originally posted by: samkent
a reply to: Salander
is because there were nuclear bombs, devices of some sort, that went off.
What floor did they go off on?
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Salander
IMO the nuclear theory is the only theory to explain all the damage observed at WTC. To apply Occam, the reason WTC looked like a nuclear bomb went off there that day is because there were nuclear bombs, devices of some sort, that went off.
It is so funny when truthers start arguing with each other about their own silly pet conspiracy theories.... you have some claiming anyone pushing nukes is a disinfo agent trying to make all truther conspiracy theorists look bad, then you have another truther ignoring that and pushing nukes!
originally posted by: SentientCentenarian
Why are you here?
THIS is how the truth is revealed - honest discussion, research and debate.
originally posted by: SentientCentenarian
I think from the video evidence it was every three or so.
Somehow OS supporters think 'office fires and paper' would get hot enough to melt steel...
Even the blue smoke rising from the pile in photographs is tell-tale for a nuclear event.
A special radiation-absorbing chemical was ordered immediately and thousands of gallons of it was applied to the pile,
and the diggers went through a complex boot and clothes washing procedure every night before they went home.
And we've had first responders and NYC residents dying from, in some cases, multiple carcinomas, many of them rare and associated greatly with radiation exposure.
originally posted by: SentientCentenarian
An eight inch nuclear weapon from 1957 with a variable yield!
Something the kneejerk debunkers said was impossible!