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Physics 9/11

Scientific Panel Investigating Nine-Eleven (S.P.I.N.E.)

Scientific Panel Investigating Nine-Eleven (S.P.I.N.E.) Est. circa 2003 | physics911.net

Physics 9/11 mobilizes 30+ scientists, engineers, and intelligence veterans under S.P.I.N.E. (Scientific Panel Investigating Nine-Eleven) to conduct rigorous forensic analysis of the 9/11 attacks. Their mission focuses exclusively on physical evidence contradictions—particularly WTC 1, 2, and 7 collapses—arguing these align with controlled demolition models rather than official fire-induced failure narratives.

What appears to be molten steel pours from a fracture in the wall of WTC south tower. Steel melts at 2500 F. The only other known sources of heat on that day were jet fuel, (which burns at 1500 F) and office fires (which burn at an even lower temperature, owing to oxygen starvation).

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As public skepticism reaches 160 million Americans (Chapman, 2023), S.P.I.N.E.'s scientific authority provides critical leverage for:

How You Can Help

  • Analyze Evidence: Apply technical skills (engineering/chemistry) to decode recently declassified documents.

  • Amplify Research: Reference S.P.I.N.E. studies in academic work or legislative testimony.

  • Contact Experts: Consult members on forensic pathology (Peter Kirsch) or military logistics (Karen Kwiatkowski) via akd@uwo.ca.

Explore their scientific archive and contribute expertise:

Science demands scrutiny. When physical evidence contradicts the official story, we must demand answers. — S.P.I.N.E. General Statement



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