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Originally posted by Zaphod58
As I've said over and over, there were so many things in that building that could explode. Yes, there were explosions reported. Does this automatically make them demo charges? No. Not even close. You had natural gas lines all through the building, transformers, on several levels IIRC, and many other things that could have caused explosions.
Originally posted by Cylent_Noize
the one that caught my eye as the most interesting is the picture of the red bandana
Originally posted by LoneGunMan
Something is wrong with 9/11, and I want payback.
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Some people may find the screams at the end with the sound of the tower collapsing disturbing. It's basically just a 911 call, but the main issue I'm trying to get across is that there are no explosions..
As it's in the tower and near the impact zone you'd expect to hear if any explosives had been used as some suggest.
Originally posted by manta
i can't make the audio work, anyone wanna give me a clue as to how to make it work?
i would love to coment but i can't as yet.
any help would be greatfully recieved
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by Zaphod58
As I've said over and over, there were so many things in that building that could explode. Yes, there were explosions reported. Does this automatically make them demo charges? No. Not even close. You had natural gas lines all through the building, transformers, on several levels IIRC, and many other things that could have caused explosions.
But then wouldn't this cell phone have picked up said explosions?
Originally posted by Vinci
I'm an audio buff, and it's very very silly to even think you can debunk every single form of evidence about explosions with ONE phone call and because you can't hear an explosion.
If you're in an open area, and have speakers blasting music, in large areas frequencies drop, thus you can't even recognize anything CLOSE to the frequences dropped, a snare drum or anything.
If this loud of a noise can be unheard in an open area, with two ears, forget a blast on the other side of an acre, through a tiny microphone in a phone.
Originally posted by Vinci
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Originally posted by Vinci
If this loud of a noise can be unheard in an open area, with two ears, forget a blast on the other side of an acre, through a tiny microphone in a phone.
Excellent! Can you explain how the footage in 911Eyewitness apparantly picks up these explosions so well from across the river on a camcorder, yet a phone in the collapsing building cannot?
Because COLOURS and LIGHT don't just freaking "DROP" out of existence. Frequencies/Audio is way more complex, especially in an acre-area building with tons of densities between the explosion and tiny microphone.
And excuse me but weren't there also expensive $2,000 news cameras?
Of the first tower even it was an expensive camera.