Faun
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yes and I told you that you are incorrect and gave you the clip where chandler walks you through it to help you understand what is going on and when its going on and why once again you are talking shit.
The audio graph from the link YOU posted proved it. You can deny it all you want because you are so committed to your dementia, but you cannot refute reality.
Their audio graph picked up sounds they called, "explosions," which began precisely when the east end of the roof began its descent into the building and lasted between 2 to 3 seconds.
Chandler associated the sound with explosions because; while he correctly noted the sounds began in the seconds before the entire building collapsed, he failed to note the sounds did not begin before the east side of the roof gave way. It's timed perfectly. The roof begins to fall and their audio graph picked up the sound it made is it fell into the floors beneath it.
Chandler's own evidence proves it. The best part is -- your acceptance of reality is not required.
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explosions are usually called explosions despite when they go off.
floors crashing down does not sound like explosions, they sound like a freight train coming down the track, there are plenty of clips out there to prove it so knock yourself out.
chandler is the high school physics teacher that FORCED NIST's army of Phd's to change it to freefall.
There are no clips which offer the sounds of explosions in the moments before the building finally collapsed.
None whatsoever.
Even Chandler confesses the sounds he detects in the audio graph he offers are barely audible. There's no way to identify them as explosions; on top of which, there is no visual sign of explosions accompanying the sounds.
I'm the guy who used a stopwatch to time the exact instant Chandler's audio graph detected a repeating thumping sound ... it started when a portion of the roof gave in, not when the entire building collapses.That pretty damned credible, who are you?
But Chandler doesn't even go there. He merely claims the sounds began in the seconds just before the building collapses -- he doesn't even suggest the sound could be caused by a partial collapse of the roof, even though that's actually what happened.
And he does so with the knowledge that faithful idiots like you will use his claims while ignoring the obvious since it is beyond clear that the sounds he recorded did not begin until a portion of the roof began caving into the building.