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To: Thomas M. who wrote (1660)	8/3/2003 2:57:52 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

Question: In New Jersey, earthquakes are measured with seismographs operated by the Lamont--Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University and the Delaware Geological Survey. nj.gov QLNY Queensboro Lake 41.3092 -74.0375 238.0 BLMY New York, U.S.A. neic.usgs.gov INY Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA CODE Station Name Latitude Longitude Elevation Status DVP Devils Point -17.7253 168.1870 0.0 EME Emae -17.0908 168.3512 0.0 EPI Epi -16.6950 168.1162 0.0 INY Ithaca 42.4438 -76.4836 238.0 MBV Mont Bernier -17.6587 168.3105 0.0 NUK Nukualofa -21.1320 -175.2070 10.0 RTV Rentapao -17.7925 168.4247 0.0 SWB Southwest Bay -16.5087 167.4203 0.0 PTN State University of New York, Potsdam, New York, USA CODE Station Name Latitude Longitude Elevation Status BGR Bangor 44.8288 -74.3742 297.0 BRCN Bracie Corner 44.4275 -75.5830 83.0 CHIP Chipman 44.7980 -75.1950 97.0 FINE Fine 44.2650 -75.1670 354.0 LOZ Lake Ozonia 44.6197 -74.5829 440.0 MSNY Massena 44.9983 -74.8620 55.0 PTN Potsdam 44.5700 -74.9819 197.0 neic.usgs.gov PEPP Princeton Earth Physics Project, New Jersey Network/Other PFMC Merrill Creek 40.7250 -75.1550 220.0 BLMY New Jersey, U.S.A. PQN Pahaquarry 41.0073 -75.0858 229.0 PAL New Jersey, U.S.A. neic.usgs.gov Now that's just seismographs in NY and NJ. And only some of them, I'm sure. I doubt I found them all. Seismographs are on 24/7 if possible. You never know when a quake will hit. So how is it only ONE STATION reported this incident?

To: Thomas M. who wrote (1660)	8/3/2003 4:51:38 PM
From: Don Earl	Respond to of 20039

Tom, This site has a good analysis of the collapses. From what I understand, the fellow who put the information together had a lot of help from a demolitions expert in the Army Corps of Engineers, so it gets a little technical in places. I've spent quite a bit of time with some of the videos of the collapse, and the implosion is very obvious when you know what to look for. Even with mpg files that tend to be grainy, it's fairly easy to spot the white flashes of explosive charges being detonated, and the heavy steel structural supports being blown out laterally at high velocities. home.comcast.net I don't have the link handy, but another site I ran across did an analysis of the collapse by timing the rate of fall compared to the acceleration of gravity. The towers came down approximately 1 second slower than a free falling object in a complete vacuum. This site also has a lot of information on the towers and how they were constructed: public-action.com The official report can be found here: architectureweek.com It has a uranium in Niger flavor and it's worth mentioning that the Mayor of New York ordered the destruction of the majority of the evidence before any metal analysis could be performed on the supporting steel. It's also notable that in the entire report there is absolutely no mention of the possibility of a controlled implosion, not even to eliminate it as an explanation. The topic is completely ignored. The entire document is devoted to "proving" the preferred theory with no scientific inquiry whatsoever into alternate possibilities. This site has some of the info you mentioned on seismic spikes: americanfreepress.net