reply to post by cashlink
Hi Cash,
The bottom line is Jones' thermite/thermate has been debunked by the variety of spectra of iron-rich microspheres in the WTC dust. This proves the
spheres came from many different sources. If some of these sources were present before 9/11, e.g. in construction debris from welding and cutting
operations, Jones needs to show us how he can distinguish between such particles and particles produced in the WTC fires.
He ignores all the natural explanations for his findings, including:
* Pigments and fillers used in plastics
* Fly ash from the combustion of cellulose-based materials: wood, cardboard and paper
* Welding fume left in the towers from construction activities
* Wear particles from grinding and cutting during construction of the towers
* Iron powder cores from electronics (e.g. transformer cores)
* NYC background levels of particulate from general environmental source
In addition a Dr. Greening who is a truther, reached out to Dr. Jones:
I have actually been given (by Dr. Jones) other EDX spectra (not included in his paper) of spherical particles from his WTC dust sample.
Now here's the rub!
They are all different!
In other words SJ has found all kinds of iron-rich spherical particles.
Some have almost no Si, some have high Si. Some have no S, some have high S. Some have Ca, some have no Ca. Some show traces of common elements like
K, Ti, Cr, Cu. Others show oddball elements like Ba.
However, even in SJ's new paper we have three DIFFERENT spectra. One is described as "typical" and one is amazingly described as "rather
typical". Guess what? They are completely different!
So what does this tell us Sizzler? It tells us that there were MANY DIFFERENT souces of iron-rich microspheres.
Now we all know that SJ believes that thermite was used to bring down the towers. Well I guess that would mean that thermite was placed at strategic
locations on the columns. The thermite would burn and generate microspheres of pretty much the same composition.
So how do you explain the Heinz 57 varieties of microspheres?
- Dr. Frank Greening
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