Blade_Runner wrote:
If someone poured cyanide on your Cornflakes and told you it was milk, you'd eat it.
At the first nanocecond of a nuclear detonation, regardless of the weapon's yield, the temperature is 100,000,000 degrees Celsius and it decreases as the reaction progresses. But still, the temperature would be in extremely high range for many seconds. Any idea what that would have done to steel, glass, plastic, wood, paper, carpets, concrete, people? Moreover, even laboratory experiments to test reaction criticality produces lethal gamma radiation. There was absolutely no such radiation detected at WTC, no human, living or dead, suffered radiation exposure, not during the event nor for anytime after. There was no radioactive fall out, which even a "mini-nuke" would have created.
WTF is the matter with you? Good grief. I didn't think it possible that a human being could survive without a brain.
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Did you read the article. It explains the radiation at the crime scene.
Would you also reveal your credentials which make you an expert on nuclear weapons?