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In reply to the discussion: 9/11 Free Fall 7/18/13: Dr. deHaven-Smith and "conspiracy theory" [View all]Ace Acme
(1,464 posts)Dr. Bazant does not show when the debris becomes overwhelming. And NIST doesn't show when the debris becomes overwhelming. And NIST does not invoke Dr. Bazant by name.
Verinage demonstrations have no relation to the towers because you do not have the total elimination of one floor in the towers. Also, in verinage you have a noticable jolt that is absent from the collapse of the towers.
Verinage demonstrations validate Newton's 3rd Law. "Crush-up/Crush-down" is a different animal entirely, and is contradicted by the persistence of the lower structural core. Bazant's theory is thus ludicrous.
You provide no evidence to support your claim that "There was much more energy unleashed than the structure could absorb". That is an article of faith with you.
Richard Gage needn't prove that proposition untrue. He need only prove that the NIST reports are incomplete, dishonest, and unscientific--and that's pretty easy.
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