Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Don't you think that if they were going to use explosives anywhere, that they'd each generally be as small as possible to avoid exsessive
audio "reports"?
Don't you think some 'big' "nuke" (I mean compared to sticks of shaped charges) would be a tad loud compared to shaped charges?
Dear IgnoranceIsntBlisss:
Yeah, yeah. The dude with the razor, again. Actually he may be right, but it all depends on one’s bias to begin with. You sound like my kid
brother, he always talks about that guy. He’s a hopeless OCT-er, naturally.
I’ve said this before, but of course stuff like this gets lost in the thick of things here on ATS.
Hydrogen bombs are much, MUCH quieter per destructive yield than conventional explosives.
A very conservative calculation on ATS’s “Hydrogen Bombs Brought Down The WTC’s Fact, Err. Hypothesis” shows that at a minimum 12,348 tons of
trinitrotoluene (TNT) would have been needed
per tower to do what the nukes did. In a bomb, the thermal blast is what makes the noise. Being
that TNT is nothing but blast, and hydrogen fusion bombs effects are 80% silent high-energy neutrons and only 15% blast (5% is other radiation), what
do you think is more likely to have been present at the WTC’s?
Greetings,
The Wizard In The Woods