Hi guys, thanks to all for posting. I was hoping that first image may of grabbed a bit more attention and debate.
bsbray I actually started a thread called WTC afterglow (which appears to of been removed). Afterglow is like a by-product of a gamma ray burst in
x-rays, UV and other wavelengths which can last for an indefinite amount of time. I found a video clip claiming to contain afterglow that occured
during and remained after the collapse but i was quite skeptical, it looked much like a brightness adjustment in the video and it didn't appear to
happen on any other videos so i didn't really pursue it.
I totally agree with you on the second image (looks like molten aluminum that ran out from that tire well while the car was on fire, and then it
cooled and hardened). Yet I have never seen a burnt out car produce running aluminum so it does suggest an extreme heat source was present. I have
seen many burnt out cars first hand, none of which produced running aluminum.
After finding that first image one can imagine ways to how those wrecked cars may of been produced.
WITW - all three pictures I believe to be authentic, the first image is actually a screenshot from a 911 tribute video so it certainly was not a 1
frame photoshop job. I am considering chasing up the producer of the video to find out his source for this clip because I certainly haven't seen it
anywhere else.
In the footage the firetruck is speeding quite fast toward that molten stream and pretty much cuts a second after it comes into contact with it. You
can't see much as smoke engulfs the cameras vision. Whether some of that smoke is produced by the fire truck coming into contact with that molten
pool is very hard to tell, also the firetruck is already kicking up much dust in its wake so you pretty much lose visual rather quick.
I am continuing to dig! I have several gb of archive footage queued and downloading from a variety of sources and my connection has been maxed out for
the last day or two. If i find anything you guys will be first to know.
I am still trying to find the source for that LC clip btw, if anyone finds it please let me know, and if you cant find it let me know also! I have a
hunch there is much more footage out there than what is currently unavailable for various reasons.
nyarlathotep - sure, a nuke detonation would evaporate aluminum if the aluminium was at the epicenter of (or closer to) the blast, what we are seeing
here i believe is a proximity effect. I suspect the burnt out cars were caused either by
a) some type of super heated blast wave produced by the bomb
b) superheated debris spat from the towers or
c) a slurry of molten steel as seen in that first image
Could be all 3, i think b is most likely.
It would explain and add sense to the selective fires on some these veichles too, like this one:
Notice, the engine block is on fire yet the fuel tank hasn't even ignited, what is causing the fire? Small amount of super heated debris landed on
the hood i suspect.
If you get a chance please have a go at tracking down the original sources for these clips/vids as i mentioned in my first post, like i say i am
pretty maxed out here!
edit: removed 'debunkers' comment to be 'nice'
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