Good to hear this news. We need to have more screenings of Loose Change 2.

"Superthermites" use tiny particles of aluminum known as "nanoaluminum" (less than 120 nanometers) in order to increase their reactivity. Mixed with fine metal oxide particles such as micron-scale iron oxide dust, nanoaluminum in superthermite becomes explosive:

Nanoenergetics refers to a broad class of energetic materials and formulations that exploit mechanisms and properties that exist only at the nanoscale. For example, aluminum is a highly reactive metal when produced as nanopowder (size less than 100 nm). Metal powders are an important subset of nanoenergetics. Today it is well known that nanoenergetics can increase performance of explosives, propellants and pyrotechnic devices. The interest and appeal of nanoenergetic formulations lies in their ability to release energy in a controllable fashion, coupled with their higher energy density, relative to conventional organic explosivesÂ…. Recent advances in particle synthesis technology allow commercial scale production of nanoaluminum. (See http://www.nanoscale.com/markets_nanoenergetics.asp and, regarding bombs, http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/05/01/wo/wo_gartner012105.asp?p=1 .)

The possible use of nanoaluminum and superthermite on 9/11 should be further investigated.

http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html

Indeed it should Professor Jones...:)

The Center for NanoEnergetics Research is an Army
funded center created in the spring of 2001 and exists
at four university sites, with the University of
Minnesota as the lead institution.

http://www.me.umn.edu/~mrz/CNER.htm

http://ccsweb.pica.army.mil/3demolitions/rams.htm

http://www.dodtechmatch.com/DOD/Patent/PatentDetail.aspx?type=descriptio...

J,

thats something ive always noticed in one of the more famous clips.. if you find the 1st collapse (2nd tower) on DVD you see a ton of glints of light all throughout the top half of the tower.. of course it could just be reflections of the sun, but it looks just like a sparkler..

...and apply it to the footage, that is.

lol..i feel like we are starting up a network marketing company