Reason: None provided.
- They were in the building preceding, during, and after
- Your source correctly indicates that these are surface waves (Rayleigh waves), not waves that travel through the earth (Primary and Secondary seismic waves), as well as characterizing that it was "the interaction between the ground and the building foundation", ie how hard the building was pressing down onto the earth lessened and the ground sprang up. There are no other CD or underground nuclear blasts whose seismic signature was Rayleigh waves only.
- I am not confusing anything, I am addressing both. Either way there is an issue with evidence consistency.
- Pure assertion about "dial-a-nukes". Show me the wavebands that are absorbed by metal and which do not affect human tissue. Steel's best absorption spectrum at 1040nm is ultraviolet and will most certainly burn and irradiate you.
2 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original
- They were in the building preceding, during, and after
- Your source correctly indicates that these are surface waves (Rayleigh waves), not waves that travel through the earth (Primary and Secondary seismic waves), as well as characterizing that it was "the interaction between the ground and the building foundation", ie how hard the building was pressing down onto the earth lessened and the ground sprang up. There are no other CD or underground nuclear blasts whose seismic signature was Rayleigh waves only. 3.I am not confusing anything, I am addressing both. Either way there is an issue with evidence consistency.
- Pure assertion about "dial-a-nukes". Show me the wavebands that are absorbed by metal and which do not affect human tissue. Steel's best absorption spectrum at 1040nm is ultraviolet and will most certainly burn and irradiate you.
2 years ago
1 score