Showing posts with label twin towers collapse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twin towers collapse. Show all posts

November 10, 2007

Translator Needed: Science Gobbly-Gook to English

Winter Patriot follows up on Keith Seffer's study of the collapse of the twin towers collapse (what about WT7?). Maybe Mr. Seffer wants us to blame the "collapse" on balloons!
In a recent series of articles I mentioned this discrepancy and documented some of the efforts made by myself and others to obtain further information on this story -- all of which had been ignored.
A few people who read those stories had academic credentials and were able to provoke a response where humble bloggers had failed: the questions they sent to Ross Corotis, the editor of the JEM, were answered, and yesterday I was able to report that Keith Seffen's paper is scheduled to be published in the February, 2008 issue of the Journal of Engineering Mechanics.
If that was good news, this is even better: one of the other people who read those stories had even more impressive credentials, and he went digging in a different place. And you'll never guess what he managed to unearth ... or will you?
If you can read the abstract, maybe you can comprehend the report. Any translations are appreciated.
Abstract
The collapse behaviour of the World Trade Centre (WTC) towers is considered formally as a propagating instability phenomenon. The application of associated concepts enables the residual capacities of both towers after the onset of collapse to be formally estimated. This information is combined into a simplified variable-mass collapse model of the overall dynamical behaviour. The resulting, non-linear governing equation of motion can be solved in closed form, to yield compact information about the overall collapse conditions.
A frivolous but useful analogue is the inflation of a rubber party balloon: personal experience suggests that a higher lung pressure is required to motivate inflation than that needed to sustain it; and that the latter pressure is approximately constant and steady for a long, uniform balloon, irrespective of the inflated volume before becoming fully inflated.
Ok, who put the balloons in the WTC? Previous post, November 6, 2007, Scientists Promote 9/11 Propaganda
http://winterpatriot.blogspot.com/2007/11/keith-seffens-progressive-collapse-of.html

November 6, 2007

Scientists Promote 9/11 Propaganda

This great investigative report from Winter Patriot exposes an attempt to make the 9/11 Twin Towers collapse seem inevitable. Following are email addresses of the perpetrator of these 9/11 conspiracy myths, who may enjoy your comments. ; - )
Where's The Paper? Did The BBC And A Cambridge Don Commit Fraud To Cover Up Mass Murder?
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Dr. Seffen, the BBC said, had constructed a mathematical model of the twin towers of the World Trade Center which showed that once the collapse of the twin towers began, it was destined to be rapid and total. [and ] …a "very ordinary thing to happen".
The BBC also reported that Dr. Seffen's findings are published in the Journal of Engineering Mechanics.
…I also began to suspect the worst: not only that the paper hadn't been published, and was not going to be published, but that perhaps the paper hadn't even been written. After all, unless you can "prove" that zero "equals" infinity, it would be very difficult to construct the "proof" described by the Cambridge press release.
…I'm sure Keith Seffen would appreciate a few emails and phone calls inquiring as to when and whether his paper will be available for peer review. His email address, as noted on his personal web page, is kas14@cam.ac.uk. For those who prefer to phone him, the numbers are +44 (0) 1223 7 64137. To send him a fax, try +44 (0) 1223 3 32662.
It's a classic propaganda technique: tell the lie once and then never mention it again. Sometimes in politics this approach works well. But in science, if someone ignores relevant questions, the obvious implication is that he has no good answers.
In other words, in this case, we seem to be looking at accessories-after-the-fact.
Ross Corotis
, email: corotis@colorado.edu
Keith Seffen, email: kas14@cam.ac.uk phone: +44 (0) 1223 7 64137 fax: +44 (0) 1223 3 32662
http://winterpatriot.blogspot.com/2007/11/wheres-paper-did-bbc-and-cambridge-don.html