| Subj: | WTC helper: Disintegration and other wild physics experiments |
| Date: | 11/10/01 8:31:28 PM Pacific Standard Time |
| SHERLOCK BILL | |
Here's my roundabout way of finding how people disintegrate
things.
Here's what I found:
This seems to be the standard blurb about the WTC:
Structure
The Towers were steel framed, 110 stories high and square on plan.
The
buildings were designed by Skilling, Helle, Christianson, Robertson,
which was the structural engineering firm of record for the World
Trade
Center complex, and completed in phases starting in 1970. One WTC
was
1368' tall, and Two WTC was 1362' tall. Each 110-story tower had
a
floor plate 209' by 209'. The central core in each building was 86'
x
139', constructed with steel columns and lightweight drywall for
infill.
Around the perimeter of the buildings, 14" steel box columns were spaced
at 3'-3" on center, with 48" deep plate girder spandrels at each floor.
At the third level, the columns transitioned in an arch-like formation
to a 10'-0" spacing for the lower story. Floors were supported by
steel
trusses spanning 60'-0" from the core to the perimeter wall, on each
side of the building. The building perimeter structure was the
key
element in the performance of the building. In addition to
taking
vertical gravity loads, it also resisted all horizontal loads by
framing
action between the close centered columns and the spandrel beams, such
that the perimeter structure acted as a pierced tube in resisting
loads.
Vertical structure inside the building supported gravity loads
only.
Introducing the Particle-Beam
Weapon:
http://www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil/airchronicles/aureview/1984/jul-aug/roberds.html
The World Trade Center Demolition and the So-Called
War on Terrorism:
http://serendipity.magnet.ch/wtc.html
Keely's Disintegeration of quartz.
Woah!
http://www.keelynet.com/keely/klyanec1.txt
Keely from the Snell
Manuscript:
http://www.keelynet.com/keely/snell1.txt
Peter Kelly's vaporization using the 13th
transistor:
http://www.sumeria.net/phys/sphere1.html
Check out this Power Light Beam
idea:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gweaver/hv-page.htm
DANGEROUS experiment: Electromagnetic Can
Crusher!
http://www.powerlabs.org/pssecc.htm
Okay, now just hold on a minute... If Powerlabs was able to throw
together this BEAST of an electromagnetic weapon and crush a can,... are
you following me, Kent? ...then obviously the military can
hobble
together a FEAR-INDUCING monster of an electromagnetic weapon like
this,
and:
ZZZZZAP just the right parts of a building like the World Trade Center,
to weaken the foundation like explosives would.
Then again, there was that report of bombs being planted in the WTC,
so
perhaps bombs and a neat little can-crusher weapon were used
too.
Perhaps people should take a look at weapons similar to
this
can-crushing. Wow. If we were at this guy's house during
the
experiment, we just might have more insight as to how to bring a
building down from a plane.
| Subj: | Tried my best to find depleted uranium in planes |
| Date: | 11/23/01 7:15:37 PM Pacific Standard Time |
Kent, I checked out the depleted uranium idea with terrorism, and
it
appears that DU is used in some jets for ballast... in the wings and
tail, I mean. The airlines never say: "An airline mechanic may
have
secretly been a terrorist and forgot to tighten the bolts on your
plane's engine; plus the baggage handlers may have stolen items out of
your luggage; AND don't forget the Depleted Uranium in the wings and
tail of your plane; AND maintenance may have sawed off a plane piece
here and there; AND there may be an AWACS/DeathStar plane ready to
remotely control your plane to your doom; AND our low-paid,
undertrained
airport security may have missed an implement of destruction in their
scans; AND we may have allowed a mysterious employee with a fake ID to
board the plane; AND the security company we use may have some
illegal
underhanded deals they don't want revealed so they may have LOOKED THE
OTHER WAY to allow a little terrorism; AND the food we serve may not be
that healthy for you either. And if you so much as tear open a
package
of Sweet 'n Low we'll wrestle you to the ground! But thank you
for
risking your life with Dangerous Airlines." No they never say THAT,
but
someone should admit that these things all do happen at some point in
the airports. It's better we know the dirty truth so we know what
to
get mad about... Being an ostrich ain't going to make the bad things
go
away.
There's no depleted uranium in hijaacked jets/9-11
terrorism:
http://www.antenna.nl/wise/uranium/dviss.html
...According to Boeing. So that's it? End of story?
Hardly.
Depleted Uranium is used in balancing control devices in
aircraft:
http://www.gulflink.osd.mil/du/du_tabe.htm
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:deploymentlink.osd.mil/current_issues/du_use.shtml
Use Ctrl+F to find 'Boeing 747' where ballast is
mentioned:
http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/du-watch/us_gov_about_du.htm
Awfully nice of them to search for DU in aircraft ballast for
us!
http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/linktrack/du_links02.htm
Look at the 1992 timeline: AGAIN search for
'ballast':
http://timelines.ws/20thcent/1992B.HTML
Lord Beaumont of Whitley didn't hold his breath waiting for his
answer:
http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/ld199900/ldhansrd/vo000125/text/00125w03.htm#column_WA192
On CERCLIS list of Hazardous Waste Sites:
Boeing Engr Uranium Enrichment Plant
767 Boeing Road
Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Coordinates: Lat: 036.005435; Long: -084.230953
Now why does Boeing love Uranium so much they made a plant for it?
Can you get a closeup aerial photo of that Boeing plant? NOOOOO
WAY!
Boeing PDF maps of Boeing
locations:
http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/aboutus/location/maps/
Can you get an aerial 1-meter closeup of ANY remote area out west?
It sure is difficult. But people's houses? Oh sure: ruin our
privacy,
huh? It makes you wonder, doesn't it?
What about Lord Beaumont up there? Didn't he get an answer?
Hmm?
Now Boeing DIDN'T say that NO PLANE that has ever crashed had
depleted
uranium in it, now did they? And what did that DU do to
the
environment?