CB, reread my post, and then try to answer my question, please. In other words, please be coherent. Thanks.
Originally posted by billybob
well. i think of a piece of metal in the microwave.
i don't know what a beam weapon could do. [...] there is simply too much we don't know about advances in science, in my opinion, to rule out nearly
ANYTHING simply because it is 'beyond our ken'.
Well the reason I asked is because I can post pictures showing exactly where most of the columns failed, and therefore give a rough idea as to
how most of them failed, and I'm pretty confused as to how any of it lines up with molecular excitation of any kind.
They look more like some kind of explosive was set into the floor (smooth, even cuts into the steel at locations
other than the welds), and a
small portion of core columns are warped and twisted around smooth curves that I've heard (non-conspiracy theory) experts say could only result from
exposure to unbelievable ambient temperatures. Same goes for a massive beam covered in sulfidation recovered from WTC7.
Most of the perimeter columns, for example, failed right at the bolts, still in groups of three by the spandrel plate, and no visible damage at all
to the bolt holes. How is this consistent with any kind of molecular excitation being the failure mechanism of these columns? I think we'd agree
that it's an unnecessary reach. Those columns probably didn't
need any devices for the most part once they started failing when the floors
and core was being destroyed, because the bolts were being snapped when the columns started rotating on top of each other, unsupported by their
neighbors when the corner connections and spandrel plates were failed. I'm not saying this was the case with
all perimeter columns, but it
looks like most of them. I have an aerial or satellite photo that even shows a large grid that appears to be still connected.
Judy Wood also claims that some upper percentage of the towers were
completely vaporized. She also claims that the towers fell at the
acceleration of gravity, which is ridiculously easy to disprove, but nonetheless, here is an image debunking the former claim:
Doesn't debunk it on its own, but it does coupled with any video showing WTC1's collapse from the North: these columns were ejected laterally some
600 feet from one of the upper floors of WTC1 as it collapsed, and after they came to rest photos were taken that show the same kinds of failures at
the bolts as most other perimeter columns. In other words, the steel wasn't vaporized. It's still sitting right there, and it came from an upper
floor.
A big chunk of WTC1's steel antenna is still intact, too, btw, for what it's worth:
So we have intact columns in almost pristine condition laying all around Ground Zero. Allegedly some percentage of the total steel was vaporized.
Where are the partially vaporized columns? Was the beam smart enough to only vaporize whole structural units at a time?
Specifically, if anyone
can lend credibility to this theory, I'd like to see partially vaporized steel from a perimeter column that isn't
sulfidated or hasn't been contaminated in the process by another nearby chemical, as if there were extreme ambient temperatures doing the work and
not a beam that
only excites steel or etc. The reason I ask this condition is because I wouldn't be surprised if a miniature nuclear reaction
was generated in the cores to cause instantaneous failures, even if a controlled, stable reaction that was simply used to generate some form of
radiation that could fail the core instantly (and in reality, if any such beam weapons exist as Judy Wood half-describes, they would probably at
least have to be powered by that kind of technology, if not better, because the energy required to vaporize the amount of steel Wood alleges is
greater than the entire instantaneous power output of the entire world combined).
I've looked through thousands of Ground Zero debris images in maintaining the image library at Studyof911.com; to date I haven't seen a single such
image. But I would be
very interested if anyone has such evidence, which I don't think is
too unreasonable to ask for given the
theory being proposed here.
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