New photos under WTC point to basement explosions

[scienceplease]

A fire fighters private photos of the basement under WTC post 9/11 show the underground car park with burnt out cars. These new photos, together with testimony, is given at 911blogger.com

There is some discussion on what this means but the complete destruction of the cars in-situ points to extreme temperatures which would have been highly unlikely to be generated solely from the the office fires within the towers.

http://www.911blogger.com/node/15847

[Stefan]

Another nail in the coffin of Wood's speculation that the "toasted cars" were over a mile away - rather than the more likely explanation that they were towed and lifted away during the clean up.

Another fact which damns Wood's view on this is the testimony of first responders in the documentary "The Elephant in the Room" - who state clearly there were many, many cars on fire in the rubble pile at the ground zero.

So could beam weapon proponents please now remove "toatsed cars" as one of their nonsense list of "proof of beam weapons" - it's proof of nothing but some kind of high temperature substance being used in the demolition of the towers...

[marky 54]

worringly they have been provided with the relivent information to make them atleast question their toasted cars theory before however all they do is ignore it and continue to promote it, so i would'nt hold your breathe.

[scienceplease]

The Beam Weapons idea is clearly just a huge distraction.

I am still interested in finding out how long it would have taken to install explosives, assumed to be in the elevator shafts, and then running some realistic mathematical models on the collapse theories. Once there is a decent visualization of the official theory and CD theory, then there will be real public education.

The modeling of the impact by Purdue University is a case in point
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idnueSpSXSk
While truthers can complain about the conclusions drawn by the researchers and perhaps even some of the model's estimates for the amount of damage sustained by the core columns, I think it is about as close as you can get to an accurate visualization of the aircraft impact on the North Tower. I'm still waiting for the South Tower sim. And, of course, any mathematical models simulating the collapse.