To the OP, hang your head in shame for even posting this.
as the samples where not taken from the WTC and most of them weren't taken straight after, add to that the fact that no thermite was noticed and that thermite can't be used to bring a building like that down and it shows how stupid this paper is. I'm sure they did find some stuff in the samples, but that doesn't have any relation to the wtc destruction. Oh and ontop of that 4 samples, sorry that is not a proper study 4 hole samples wow..
1 of the 4 samples was from ground zero, and the other 3 were taken from areas of less than a mile or so.This paper discusses
four separate dust samples collected on or shortly
after 9/11/2001.
Thus, the Delessio/Breidenbach sample was collected
about ten minutes after the second tower collapsed. It
was, therefore, definitely not contaminated by the steelcutting
or clean-up operations at Ground Zero, which began
later. Furthermore, it is not mixed with dust from WTC 7,
which fell hours later.
Why not, it was found in the debris from the building as said above, sounds fairly relative.I'm sure they did find some stuff in the samples, but that doesn't have any relation to the wtc destruction.
Wheres the paper saying no thermite was present? Also thermite can be used to greatly increase explosive reaction, especially weapons grade, that why they use it in highly explosive weapons. It not like this paper is claiming they found tnt in the rubble.add to that the fact that no thermite was noticed and that thermite can't be used to bring a building like that down and it shows how stupid this paper is
1 of the 4 samples was from ground zero, and the other 3 were taken from areas of less than a mile or so.
I dont understand chemistry enough to argue for the paper or its writers, i can only draw my own conclusion from it, so i hope someone with a respectible background will explain why its not to be considered plausible or even for further research (not a forum member shouting accusations.)
It wasnt just 4 samples though, it was 4 samples with hundreds of chips inside.
Why not, it was found in the debris from the building as said above, sounds fairly relative.
Wheres the paper saying no thermite was present? Also thermite can be used to greatly increase explosive reaction, especially weapons grade, that why they use it in highly explosive weapons. It not like this paper is claiming they found tnt in the rubble.
apart from the paper the reality is that if enough thermite was used (enough to effect the structure of a building that size) you would have seen it - the whole world would have seen it - you can't hide it once it starts to go off!
also, as themite is often used in welding large structures i wouldn't at all be surprised if every joint has a small amount that hasn't reacted, and all that would be released as the building crumbles.
all these conspiracy theories are interesting but the tend to ignore the answer that the overwhelming amount of evidence points to - i.e. two hijacked planes flying into the towers.
An n number of 4 is not enough for statistical significance. Yes they found it in all samples collected thus giving a "100%" result from having 4/4, however 4 samples is not enough.
I bet if you 'ANALised'
people who write this sh?t flick there balls while watching repeats of x files sad very sad get a girl friend or hire a hooker
Probably not thermiteOh FFS, wouldn't the hijackers of the planes have had explosives with them?