bsbry--
When you posted on light it made me recall a video presentation I'd seen some months ago that studied the WTC collapse using video shot from the
Jersey Palisades, and analyzing the sound track while accounting for the time delay caused by sound traveling at a slower velocity than light. In that
video they'd noted a bright light at the tower's base just before collapse, but after some hunting I couldn't find it again. (Maybe someone else
here has bookmarked it and can offer a link?)
In any event, I came across this, similar, short google video which shows
the same bright light at the tower's base moments before the onset of collapse.
Look for it at the base of the tower, seen through the thin opening between the foreground buildings. It is too long-lasting to be the actual
detonation flash--which I think Wizard is right in assuming wouldn't have actually been seen since the bomb would have been placed in the
sub-basement to cut the core columns--but rather it is sunlight catching the pale dust and white gases roiling out from that explosion.
One further thought. You have to be amazed at the incredible strength and integrity of the structure, to stand intact as long as it did while the top
is exploding, if you consider the basement core has just been mini-nuked.
The energy required to bring the towers down was simply staggering, and I'm struck by that again every time I see one of those photos of one of the
towers bursting like a chrysanthemum fireworks display.
[edit on 12-3-2007 by gottago]


.... If that's not dust or fireproofing then I'm totally out in left field here. I
believe that there some freaky technology that the general public doesn't know about so I'm open minded but I'll just have to say this is
definitely one of the more peculiar oddities of the collapses. 



