Yep. One of the main items found in the rubble of the towers was toilets, because porcelain has a different resonant frequencey, and thus wouldn't have been dustified alongside the steel beams, etc.
Thanks for sharing the video.
Yep. One of the main items found in the rubble of the towers was toilets, because porcelain has a different resonant frequencey, and thus wouldn't have been dustified alongside the steel beams, etc.
Thanks for sharing the video.
>porcelain has a different resonant frequency
Amazing
>>porcelain has a different resonant frequency
Amazing
One of the main items found in the rubble of the towers was toilets, because porcelain has a different resonant frequencey, and thus wouldn't have been dustified alongside the steel beams, etc.
Did they find wooden office furniture, computers and carpet in the rubble too? Every material has different resonant frequencies. How could everything else been "turned to dust" but not porcelain? Physics doesn't agree with you.
>One of the main items found in the rubble of the towers was toilets, because porcelain has a different resonant frequencey, and thus wouldn't have been dustified alongside the steel beams, etc.
Did they find wooden office furniture, computers and carpet in the rubble too? Every material has different resonant frequencies. How could everything else been "turned to dust" but not porcelain? Physics doesn't agree with you.
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