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Gregory Caravan & terrorism preparedness for FDNY

Well, in a previous post about the Task Force for Terrorism Preparedness, a physicist by the name of Gregory H. Canavan was shown to be a member of the panel, along with James Woolsey et al, all of whom seemed overqualified for a panel of this nature. So naturally I had to read about who he is and what he does, which shows that he has way too much stuff going to be bothered with being an advisor to a panel on just terrorism preparedness.

Gregory H. Canavan is a nuclear physicist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Mr. Canavan has participated in the Defense Science Board Study of "Transnational Terrorism" and has served on various committees, including the Army Science Board, the Air Force Space Command Independent Strategic Assessment Group, the NASA Earth Systems Science and Applications Advisory Committee, and the White House Science Council Military Committee. He is also a former Director of the Office of Inertial Fusion at the U.S. Department Of Energy and a former Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force.

What is Inertial Fusion?

Temperatures of more than 100 million kelvins (180 million degrees Fahrenheit); densities of about 1,000 grams per cubic centimeter; pressures more than 100 billion times greater than the Earth's atmosphere; neutron densities as high as 1033 per cubic centimeter per second. Only three places in the space and time of our universe have ever produced anything close to these conditions: the Big Bang, when the universe was born in a primordial fireball; the interiors of stars and planets; and thermonuclear weapons. Nothing within orders of magnitude of these extraordinary conditions has been available for laboratory experiments until now (see How to Make a Star). Because these conditions are so extreme, the connection between NIF and astrophysics is certain to excite scientists interested in using NIF to try to understand the objects in the cosmos, even to the beginning of the universe.

More than you want to know about inertial fusion energy

KQED radio: Explores LLNL Super Laser

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A KQED Multimedia Series Exploring Northern California Science, Environment and Nature.

Seven Wonders of the NIF

While construction of the football-stadium-sized National Ignition Facility was a marvel of engineering (see Building NIF), NIF is also a tour de force of science and technology development. To put NIF on the path to ignition experiments in 2010, scientists, engineers and technicians had to overcome a daunting array of challenges.

Working closely with industrial partners, the NIF team found solutions for NIF's optics in rapid-growth crystals, continuous-pour glass, optical coatings and new finishing techniques that can withstand NIF's extremely high energies. The team also worked with companies to develop pulsed-power electronics, innovative control systems and advanced manufacturing capabilities. Seven technological breakthroughs in particular were essential for NIF to succeed.

Science at the Extremes

When laboratory experiments begin at the National Ignition Facility in 2010, researchers will be able for the first time to study the effects on matter of the extreme temperatures, pressures and densities that exist naturally only in the stars and deep inside the planets. Results from this relatively new field of research, known as high energy density (HED) science, will mark the dawn of a new era of science. HED experiments at NIF promise to revolutionize our understanding of astrophysics and space physics, hydrodynamics, nuclear astrophysics, material properties, plasma physics, nonlinear optical physics, radiation sources and radiative properties and other areas of science.

Temperatures of more than 100 million kelvins (180 million degrees Fahrenheit); densities of about 1,000 grams per cubic centimeter; pressures more than 100 billion times greater than the Earth's atmosphere; neutron densities as high as 1033 per cubic centimeter per second. Only three places in the space and time of our universe have ever produced anything close to these conditions: the Big Bang, when the universe was born in a primordial fireball; the interiors of stars and planets; and thermonuclear weapons. Nothing within orders of magnitude of these extraordinary conditions has been available for laboratory experiments until now (see How to Make a Star). Because these conditions are so extreme, the connection between NIF and astrophysics is certain to excite scientists interested in using NIF to try to understand the objects in the cosmos, even to the beginning of the universe.

The collapse of bldg. 7

Here's the source of Arthur Scheuermans comments that have been pasted on sights all over the internet and also referred to by the JREF forums. Arnold Weick and Mark Roberts interviewed Arthur on Hardfire a New York TV show, and were also involved in the recent BBC attempts to bolster the official government story...

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The Collapse of Building 7 by Arthur Scheuerman December 8, ‘06

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The Collapse of Building 7 by Arthur Scheuerman December 8, ‘06


Needless to mention this story is full of holes, and the whole thing was rewritten with many deletions and changes.

And here's the revised version

Arthur Scheuerman's Feb 29, 2008 version of The Collapse of Building 7

Also see...Ronald Wieck’s 911 skeptic show~starring Arthur Scheuerman

Polish folks comment on missile shield

WTC2 in the concourse and basement

Judy Wood has this page on her site that shows the pictures of the PATH train and picures of the mall and contents. The store store is in the WTC shopping mall at the concourse level (first subbasement) and located under WTC2.

Iraqi Children Fight on All Sides

VIDEO Courtesy of The Real News

We show this segment courtesy of www.aliveinbaghdad.org. Alive in Baghdad employs Iraqi journalists to produce video packages each week about a variety of topics on daily life in Iraq.

Iraq, Baghdad - The international media broadcast news of the creation of a new tribal force in Iraq, the Al-Sahwa, or “Awakening” Forces, with much fanfare. It has been repeatedly said that they are the newest, if not last best, hope to repair the security situation in Iraq generally, and Sunni areas particularly. However, one thing the international media has not paid much attention to is the age of the Fighters in the new Al-Sahwa Forces.

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