This 15-minute video proves explosives brought the towers down on 9/11
- The airplane's impact damaged four floors in the upper North Tower on 9/11 (left).
- An hour and forty minutes later, the building spontaneously erupted into metal fragments and concrete dust (right).
- It's easy to prove explosives were necessary to explain the transformation.
High school physics and a few basic facts about 9/11 make it easy to verify explosives are what brought the towers down. Here's how it works-
- After the plane crash, the only energy that should have been available to do any further damage to the building was the gravitational potential energy stored in the tower's elevated mass.
- A lower limit for the energy consumed in the collapse is easy to calculate (and the gravitational potential energy available in the damaged towers is provided by the government).
- Because the energy consumed in "the collapse" was orders of magnitude greater than the energy available in the damaged towers, energy from another source (i.e. explosives) must have been added.
- An independent team of scientists discovered a thermite-based explosive material in dust from Ground Zero.
- The thermite reaction produces a dense white aluminum oxide smoke.
- The tower's solid steel frames trailed dense plumes of white smoke as they fell to the ground.
- This means basic physics, and enough sense to know that "steel doesn't catch on fire", is all it takes to verify thermite-based explosives brought the Twin Towers down on 9/11 (see the above video).