Where Did The Towers Go? - Fuming

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Welcome to my series on the ignored evidence of 9/11 presented by Dr Judy Wood in her book, Where Did The Towers Go. This article is about what Dr Wood calls Fuming.If you haven’t read any of my articles before and aren’t aware of Dr Wood I have linked an article below that shows a lot of her evidence that is easy to see with your own eyes.Dr Wood uses the term ‘fuming’ to describe vapor-like emissions that appeared to rise from the WTC debris, sometimes years after visible fires were gone. She argues this behaviour differs from normal smoke from office fires and suggests it may indicate unusual material breakdown.Before I go into this, this evidence is best considered along with all the other evidence that Dr Wood has identified. The image below lists just some of the evidence that you can see with your own eyes.Below is a video from the documentary, Where Did The Towers Go, explaining The Fumes.When people first hear the word ‘fuming’ in relation to 9/11 they often assume it simply means smoke from fires.But that isn’t how Dr Judy Wood uses the term.In her research, particularly in Where did the Towers Go? Dr Wood uses ‘fuming’ to describe something specific she observed in photos and videos taken at Ground Zero.According to Dr Wood, fuming refers toVapour like emissions rising from steel or debrisFine material appearing to come directly from the rubbleLight coloured mist or haze, rather than thick black smokeEmissions seen even when no visible flames are present.Effects observed long after the initial collapses.In many images the debris pile appears to give off a faint white or grey plume not heavy smoke. Dr Wood distinguishes this from normal fire smoke which is typically darer and clearly tied to visible flames.Wood considers fuming significant because of the timeline. By mid to late September, thermal imaging showed that major surface hot spots at Ground Zero had significantly diminished. Visible large scale fires were no longer present at the surface. Yet photographs and video footage show vapor like continuing from sections of the debris pile.In some cases she and others have documented what appears to be vapour or mist rising from the site years later during excavation and reconstruction phases. See the video below filmed by Dr Wood in 2008.For Wood, this raises a central question. If active fires had subsided, what process was producing the visible emissions? That question is why she chose to draw attention to the phenomenonIf the material at Ground Zero was still releasing fine particles long after the event, it suggests the debris may not have finished breaking down. In Dr Wood’s view this could indicate that parts of the WTC debris were continuing to turn into extremely fine dust over time. Whether you agree or not, fuming is another piece of observable evidence that invites a close examination. Before any conclusions can be made the phenomenon itself deserves to be understood because whatever caused it, it tells us something about what was happening inside that debris field long after the towers fell.To find out more about Dr Wood and her work, you can buy her book Where Did The Towers Go?, I highly recommend it. Also you can visit her website HERELeave a commentShare

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