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Scientists Find Explosives in World Trade Center Dust

Scientists have detected flecks of undetonated explosives in four samples of dust from the World Trade Center catastrophe. A paper just published in the peer-reviewed Open Chemical Physics Journal describes the findings of nine
scientists after 18 months of work.

The paper is titled “Active Thermitic
Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11
World Trade Center Catastrophe”. The primary authors are Niels Harrit, professor of chemistry at the University of Copenhagen, and Jeffrey Farrer, professor of Physics at Brigham Young University (BYU), Provo, Utah.

The research was initiated when Dr. Steven
Jones, then also at BYU, observed small red/
grey chips in the magnetic fraction of dust he
was analyzing from the WTC disaster. The
scientists studied four independently collected
samples of dust.

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