Originally posted by TWILITE22
reply to post by GoodOlDave
Jesus Dave have you lost your mind I'm showing you a video of the man you said heard explosions ABOVE him,which is in direct contradiction of what he said in this video???Your making me crazy Dave
I still have to wonder how he's sure that the explosion he felt above was the plane hitting a few seconds after his initial explosion.
I know that sound travels, and each floor was like 12 feet tall, so 12 times say 78 floors is 936 feet up. Now, in an ideal environment, sound will travel at around 1000 feet per second, but he had at least 75 floors between him and the impact. Being in the basement level, he was also surrounded by earth. The explosion from the jet fuel going down the elevators may have seemed to occur first due to sound delay. Or, there could have been delayed fuel explosions within lobbies as jet fuel went down them and fireballs erupted, blasting out the elevators.
Thing is, because he didn't physically see the plane, he cannot say with certainty that the explosive felt beneath him was before the impact. It's the same thing with Jennings. He can't say for sure, because he had no view of the towers.





