North Tower: [He gets out of the NT and then this happens.]Inga sprängmedel här heller? Hur vet NIST det?
“All of a sudden we heard this huge explosion, and that’s when the tower started coming down. We all started running.” [pp. 8-9]
Men visst, hittar du något vittnesmål som påstår sig ha upplevt: "the sudden conversion of potential energy to kinetic energy with the production and release of gasses under pressure" så får vi väl traggla ett varv till...
ASSERTION #4
“Several credible eyewitnesses are adamant that they heard explosions in or near the towers.”
PROTEC COMMENT: Maybe they did hear loud noises that sounded to them like explosions, but such statements do nothing to refute scientific evidence that explosives were not used.
Arguing over who heard explosion-like noises, when they heard them, how loud they were or from what direction they came is a pointless exercise. This is not to imply that any witness should be ridiculed or dismissed; however, such subjective, highly interpretive statements do nothing to prove or disprove the presence of explosives. Simply put, there are countless causes of sharp, loud noises that have no relation to explosives.
The only scientifically legitimate way to ascertain if explosives were used is to cross- reference the fundamental characteristics of an explosive detonation with independent ground vibration data recorded near Ground Zero on 9/11. Fortunately, several seismographs were recording ground vibration that morning, and perhaps more fortunately, all available data is consistent and appears to paint a clear picture.
Seismographs at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York, recorded the collapses of WTC 1, 2 and 7. This data was later released to the public and currently appears on their website. Additionally, on 9/11 Protec field technicians were utilizing portable field seismographs to continuously record ground vibrations on several construction sites in Manhattan and Brooklyn for liability purposes.
In all cases where seismographs detected the collapses, waveform readings indicate a single, gradually ascending and descending level of ground vibration during the event. At no point during 9/11 were sudden or independent vibration “spikes” documented by any seismograph, and we are unaware of any entity possessing such data.
This evidence makes a compelling argument against explosive demolition. The laws of physics dictate that any detonation powerful enough to defeat steel columns would have transferred excess energy through those same columns into the ground, and would certainly have been detected by at least one of the monitors that were sensitive enough to record the structural collapses. However, a detailed analysis of all available data reveals no presence of any unusual or abnormal vibration events.
South Tower [This is included only because the word “explosion occurs in his discussion of the North Tow- er.]:”Another explosion”, vilket indikerar att även ”boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom”, var ljud från upplevda explosioner.
“Right as he said that, I heard a loud roar, “boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom,” and it was getting louder. I looked around, and we were looking at each other. What is that noise? I just looked out the window of the lobby. I could see stuff out of the window of the lobby hitting the street, and I just dove into the corner of the wall.” [pp. 4-5]
North Tower:
“I turned, I took maybe a couple more steps, and then I heard another explosion, it sounded like. I looked up, and the north tower was starting to come down.” [p. 11]
South Tower [This is included only because the word “explosion occurs in his discussion of the North Tow- er.]:”Another explosion”, vilket indikerar att även ”boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom”, var ljud från upplevda explosioner.
“Right as he said that, I heard a loud roar, “boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom,” and it was getting louder. I looked around, and we were looking at each other. What is that noise? I just looked out the window of the lobby. I could see stuff out of the window of the lobby hitting the street, and I just dove into the corner of the wall.” [pp. 4-5]
North Tower:
“I turned, I took maybe a couple more steps, and then I heard another explosion, it sounded like. I looked up, and the north tower was starting to come down.” [p. 11]
North Tower:Inte exploderande sprängmedel här heller? Hur vet NIST det?
“I made it up onto the — I guess you call it the con- course level, the mezzanine level, and onto the foot bridge when I started to hear — I thought I heard an explosion of some sort, but I kind of dismissed it. I gured, ah, it’s just something burning upstairs...and then I just remember feeling a rumble and hearing this rumbling sound that was really intense. It actually shook my bones...So I ran.” [pp. 6-7]
North Tower:Inte exploderande sprängmedel här heller? Hur vet NIST det?
“I made it up onto the — I guess you call it the con- course level, the mezzanine level, and onto the foot bridge when I started to hear — I thought I heard an explosion of some sort, but I kind of dismissed it. I gured, ah, it’s just something burning upstairs...and then I just remember feeling a rumble and hearing this rumbling sound that was really intense. It actually shook my bones...So I ran.” [pp. 6-7]
Så här skriver signaturen, Elfenlied, på Metabunk.orgs forum:Dvs, den upplevda frånvaron av seismiska signaler från explosioner är långt ifrån några bevis för att sådana inte förekom. I synnerhet om det är mindre kunniga som mäter samt analyserar samma mätvärden. Eller om man redan från GO är implicerade i ett inside job.
”Using seismographs for liability purposes doesn't make them [Protec] seismologists.
The USGS report on the Kingdome demolition in 2000 writes:
At least three parallel sets of coherent P-wave arrivals are observed. These arrivals are preceded by less prominent arrivals that may represent the signals produced by the demolition charges themselves.They used 228 seismographs, 5 different types, most of them buried underground, placed in a hexadiagonal grid covering Seattle and centered around the Kingdome, not for some liability purposes or measuring earthquakes, they were placed there for one reason: to record the seismic signature of the demolition. But when they publish the preliminary report two years later, these professional seismologists are not prepared to say anything more definite than "may represent".
And there is a big difference between blowing up concrete and cutting through steel: With concrete the charge is placed inside, most of the energy is transferred to the structure. With cutting charges a metal liner is pushed together into a thin layer of liquid metal that moves at speeds in excess of 10 km/s, cutting through the steel; little energy is transferred to the rest of the structure, it's like the tablecloth trick: if you pull fast enough inertia will keep the plates and glasses in place.
We've seen other amateur interpretations of seismic recordings of 9/11, all of them bullshit. Leave seismology to the professionals.”
https://www.metabunk.org/does-nist-n...g.t1763/page-5
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