can't believe nobodies picked Jazz up on this bit, but are you actually contending that a plane flying into a building not only creates no spike, but doesn't even create a little blip just because the building happens to be reet tall like.Jazzz said:To sum up the information in the link I just gave: the spike represents the explosion heard by William Rodriguez. The aircraft impact produces no spike, because it is so far off the ground and the plane gets 'shredded'.
The air traffic data produces a time for the impact which is later than the seismic event.
I might upload it somewhere else later. Sorta busy right now. It was written 2 or 3 days after the attack while everything was still fresh in his mind, hence its consistency with other eyewitness and video accounts and lack of tacked on conspiraloonery.pk said:Read all three now, thank-you for that - do you not want to post it publically here?
I'll understand if not.
Still a chilling tale after all this time.
copliker said:He's more likely to be suffering from ptsd.
free spirit said:can't believe nobodies picked Jazz up on this bit, but are you actually contending that a plane flying into a building not only creates no spike, but doesn't even create a little blip just because the building happens to be reet tall like.
not really, but when I see an open goal it's just human nature to tap it inpk said:I read it and thought about ridiculing Jazzz over such a fuckwitted statement, but to be honest as long as it gets quoted it's there for everyone to see, it's not as if his deluded fuckwittery needs much further highlighting is it?
axon said:Yes, there is a discrepancy between their statement and their data.
So where did they get the 08:46:26 (EDT) time from if the data shows something different.
Possible ideas,
1) Some mistake in transcribing times.
2) Some back analysis that arrives at the figure from the data.
3) It's possible that they got the time not from their data but from reports of the impact time (e.g. TV). They do say this later, "We understand from news reports, that the first impact (0846 EDT)".
4) The seismic data they show is faked/edited and they put the true time value of the seismic event along side, thus proving secret explosives, pod missiles, fake planes, holograms etc etc etc
or"We heard a loud rumble, then all of a sudden we heard another rumble like someone moving a whole lot of furniture,"
but either way he heard / felt 2 explosions / impacts."When I heard the sound of the explosion, the floor beneath my feet vibrated, the walls started cracking and it everything started shaking," said Rodriguez <snip>
"Seconds after the first massive explosion below in the basement still rattled the floor, I hear another explosion from way above," said Rodriguez. "Although I was unaware at the time, this was the airplane hitting the tower, it occurred moments after the first explosion."
pk said:Well Jazzz himself says he was offered money by the Republicans.
Quite possibly not ...free spirit said:You do understand that tall buildings are actually connected into the ground by extremely deep foundations not hung from the sky don't you?
free spirit said:hmm don't know about the different speeds as such,
Jazzz said:Oh I see it took just ONE very simple question repeated ONCE at you to start frothing at the mouth with outrageous personal attacks!
What link are you on about?
Protec website said:Protec is recognized as a global leader in the field of Vibration Prediction, Monitoring, and Structure Inspections.
For over 30 years, Protec personnel have studied the effects of vibrations on structures as related to construction, demolition and blasting operations. From the world’s largest building implosions to the smallest road-reconstruction jobs,
Protec has performed critical documentation and vibration monitoring services on thousands of domestic and international projects. Beyond addressing potential damage claims, each program is specifically designed to maximize project efficiency and document regulatory compliance, thereby strenghthening the client’s reputation and mitigating insurance costs.
We look forward to putting our experience to work for you.
Well?TAE said:Jazz, are you saying that 'someone' set off some explosives just before the plane hit the first tower, causing the first tower to collapse more than an hour later?
Quite possibly. I imagine being surrounded by mustard keen fruitloops keen to impose their conspiracy-tastic beliefs on him may be influencing his memory too, or maybe he's just enjoying the minor celebrity status he''s always craved.icklefairy said:Not necessarily a fraud, just misguided maybe??
Another reminder for Jazzz.kyser_soze said:The one originally posted by MikeMCC on 9/11 Media Happenings, and that Mike, Crispy, myself and at least two others have asked you to comment on.
This report.
It's written by a group called Protec:
Jazzz said:1) Impossible. These guys have to be top scientists in their field. And they'll have checked something like that thoroughly.
3) Nope. This is an observatory of scientific record. They have to know what time it is.
4) I think we can agree that this is impossible.
So we are left with (2).
Now do you think that it is somehow possible that they may have wished to account for the time it would take sound waves to propagate through 30kms or so of Manhattan bedrock?.
According to Jazzz, so far only his hero, William Rodriguez (and his strangely silent 22 unnamed chums), out of the tens of thousands of people working in the WTC managed to hear this thunderous, floor shaking explosion going off.axon said:And when I say massive I mean MASSIVE. The 1993 WTC bomb gave no seismic signature (www.ldeo.columbia.edu/LCSN/Eq/20010911_WTC/WTC_LDEO_KIM.pdf), and plenty of people noticed that.
So, no bomb, yes plane.
as I just suggested, it takes time for them to arrive.axon said:Well, as I've found out the time of impact was not known by the earthquake bods, it was inferred from oscillatory surface wave arrivals. Now, on with the logic....
The time they calculated is 14 seconds or so earlier than the radar data for the impact. Why is this (multiple choice coming up!)?
1) The calculation is not 100% accurate. I do not know the accuracy of predicting tremor epicentres. To me 14 seconds sounds pretty close, given that seismic waves come in all sorts of planes and their velocities are altered by differing compositions of rock etc.
2) The seismic event recorded is not that of the impact, but of something else, maybe a bomb! Now, for this to work you need 2 things. First, an explanation of why an aircraft slamming into the tower and the subsequent shaking was not detected on seismic records. And secondly, the bomb must have been massive. And when I say massive I mean MASSIVE. The 1993 WTC bomb gave no seismic signature (www.ldeo.columbia.edu/LCSN/Eq/20010911_WTC/WTC_LDEO_KIM.pdf), and plenty of people noticed that.
So, no bomb, yes plane.