Hi Steve and welcome to the blogger sphere here . . . glad to have one more reasonable person posting on here. Just don't get too distracted by the Hollywood factor! It can run high on here sometimes . . .

- Vic

Welcome aboard.

thank you again for all of your work. keep it coming!

"The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media." ~ William Colby, Former Director, CIA

You are a giant amongst men...

Keep up the outstanding work Prof. Jones.

Thank you for all your work. After reading your work (and others) I feel as though I could challenge a second year physics course!

Regarding this lady's article, could she be asked to make this article a contribution to the 911 journal? That is, could she reframe it, maybe revise it a little and submit it as the latest contribution to the 911 Journal?

...that some of the computer science oriented Scholars could develop a finite-element computer model of the Towers? I mean,detailed plans for one fo the twin towers are now in the public domain. And nothing illustrates The Law of Conservation of Momentum quite as well as a computer model. Perhaps the model could also include the effects on steel from heat?

I'm imagining a computer model in which all the data and parameters are made available (unlike the NIST models) so that people could play with various what-if scenarios. Something sophisticated that might perhaps even reside online.

Do you think this would be a useful tool or exercise? I tsure would be interesting. However, when I've mentioned it before, people have said that it is unnecessary. It seems like it would be an excellent tool to persuede, convince and get additional general public notice.

Also, I'm very happy to hear from you on 911blogger!

Thanks so very much for all your wonderful work and sacrifice. I'd felt quite sorry to have heard that you had left BYU and hoped that the strain of all this has not been too great to bear.

Online "playable" simulator... yes yes!! Very good idea, if practical to create.

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I worked on an animation for one of the towers' collapse for several weeks. I was using Blender, and quite honestly, learning as I went. This is hard stuff, that requires lots of time and also hardware resources to render the animation.
I gave up, unfortunately. I decided that, even if I could get something close to the actual action, it can easily be 'debunked'. After all, I manage the software to do whatever I tell it to do. In the end, the viewer would see my interpretation of the action, and take it as speculation. And it would make sense.

A 'real' computer model would take so much effort and could be discarded so easily, that imho would be a waste of time. Like Ruppert said, stick to means, motive and opportunity, because all else can (and is) being ridiculed and discarded without second thoughts. Look, even building a three story tall, real steel model of a tower and see if it would [not] collapse can be dismissed.

Still, the work of SJ and his peers are a huge step forward.

Professor Jones, my hat's off to you. Thank you.

for all the work you do Prof. Jones.

News editor at The Watchman Report, www.watchmanreport.com, delivering 9/11 truth to the Christian community

It is clear that most of the people on 911blogger support your research and will continue to do so.

Thank you Dr Jones, you're an inspiration!

whose paper turned my world upside down, after which I pummeled into a vast rabbit hole, wherein it took me weeks to roughly chart the unknown territory -- and the work's still unfinished. One might be upset by such an enduring disruption of everyday routine, but...thanks so much!

Once, Heisenberg was stopped by the police for speeding. The officer asked him if he knew how fast he was going, Heisenberg responded: "No, but I know where I am!"
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