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A Groundbreaking, meticulous, and scientific analysis of the 9/11 conspiracy theories

The first conspiracy theories about September 11 began to emerge while the wreckage was still smoldering. Today, nearly five years later, hundreds of books and thousands of Web pages are devoted to the idea that the U.S. government encouraged, permitted, or actually carried out the attacks. These theories claim to be based on hard evidence. But an in-depth investigation by POPULAR MECHANICS--first published in the magazine's March 2005 issue, and now greatly expanded into book form--definitively proves that the evidence most often cited by conspiracy theorists is inaccurate, misinterpreted, or false.

The original article in POPULAR MECHANICS caused a huge groundswell of interest, setting off online debates that continue to this day. Debunking 9/11 Myths expands that investigation to include the 20 most prominent and persistent claims underlying the conspiracy theories, focusing on concrete, physical facts rather than political hypothesizing. Among the issues examined: claims that air traffic control violated standard operating procedures by not immediately intercepting the stricken jets; that the fire caused by the crashes wasn't actually hot enough to melt steel and cause structural damage in the World Trade Center; that the holes in the Pentagon were too small to have been made by a Boeing 757; and that Flight 93 was actually shot down by an Air Force plane.

The fascinating and in-depth findings come from leading experts in all the relevant fields, including aviation, air defense, air traffic control, civil engineering, firefighting, metallurgy, and geology.

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Conspiracy theories are the fast food of the Internet: instantly appealing; easy to prepare; created for mass consumption. Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, conspiracy buffs of both the left and the right have constructed scenarios that contradict the accepted story of four teams of al Qaeda hijackers taking over commercial jets. According to some of these theories, the World Trade Center was brought down not by planes but by internal explosives; an airplane did not hit the Pentagon; a heat-seeking missile hit Flight 93. In 9/11 Myths Debunked, David Dunbar and Brad Reagan report on the in-depth findings of the practical scientists at Popular Mechanics.

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ISBN-13: 9781588165473
Publisher: Sterling Publishing
Publication date: 8/2/2011
Edition description: Updated
Pages: 240
Sales rank: 122,359
Product dimensions: 5.40 (w) x 8.20 (h) x 0.50 (d)

Meet the Author

David Dunbar is executive editor of POPULAR MECHANICS and led the editorial team that produced the groundbreaking cover story debunking the conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11. He has also directed the magazine’s coverage of the war in Iraq and Hurricane Katrina.

Brad Reagan is a contributing editor to POPULAR MECHANICS and has reported for the magazine on digital forensics and on the counterterrorism programs of the New York Police Department and other law enforcement agencies. He was previously a staff writer for The Wall Street Journal.

Popular Mechanics is read by 9.6 million people every month. With more than 100 years of expertise in covering science and technology, the magazine is ideally equipped to confront the rumors surrounding 9/11 and explore the evidence with scientific facts.

Acknowledgments vii

Foreword James B. Meigs ix

Introduction xix

1 The Planes 1

The Hijackers' Flying Skills 3

Where's the Pod? 8

Flight 175's Windows 12

No Stand-Down Order 14

Military Intercepts 22

2 World Trade Center Towers 1 & 2 27

The Empire State Building Accident 29

Widespread Damage 32

Melted Steel 36

Free-Fall Times 42

Puffs of Dust 46

"Nano-Thermite" in the Towers 54

Seismic Spikes 60

3 World Trade Center Building 7 64

Fire and Debris Damage 67

Wreckage Pile 72

Silverstein's "Pull It" Quote 78

The Death of Barry Jennings 80

Minimal Wreckage to Study 85

4 The Pentagon 89

Flight 77 Debris 92

Big Plane, Small Holes 96

Intact Pentagon Windows 101

5 Flight 93 104

F-16 Pilot 106

The White Jet 110

Cell-Phone Calls 112

The Wreckage 116

Indian Lake 119

Afterword: The Conspiracy Industry 121

Appendix A Experts Consulted 138

Appendix B World Trade Center Report 142

Appendix C World Trade Center Building 7 164

Appendix D Pentagon Building Report 176

Notes 195

Index 210

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Posted October 27, 2009

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A Definitive Answer to the Gullible

Whether you believe in the government or not, whether you're an engineer or not, whether you have any use for right-wingers or not, this book is for you. Dispassionately taking on all of the arguments of the conspiracy theorists, it crushes them with simple facts back by unerring logic. Conspiracy believers can rail all they want, calling people sheep and easily deceived but they have no answer--and no evidence. "Debunking 9/11 Myths" is the ideal handbook for those who prefer rationality over emotional certainty.

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Posted October 8, 2006

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This book gives solid factual evidence needed to explain away various anomalies often cited as evidence for a U.S. government-supported conspiracy to stage the 9/11 attacks. Towards the end, the authors correctly note that there is something wrong with a theory based entirely on the anomalies of a rival theory, rather than on independent evidence of its own. I think, however, that the book is too kind. There are far bigger problems with the conspiracy theories in question than the fact that the anomalies can be given simple, alternative explanations, or that they are lacking evidence of their own in crucial places. Many of the theories are simply manifestly incoherent. Just one example: Why would the government go to the trouble of crashing planes into the WTC *and* planting bombs, when it could simply plant the bombs, and blame the bombs on the terrorists (who actually did try a bombing in 1993). Or, even assuming that planes alone couldn't bring the towers down, why not just settle for coordinated plane crashes? Many would still die and the public would still be outraged. There are many other similar contradictions between the motives of the alleged conspirators, and the real plotters undertook. Most of the conspiracy theorists ignore them. Given these contradictions, there is almost no obligation to appease the demand to explain anomalies. We should not consider it within our dignity to go the extra mile to refute incoherencies.

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Posted October 12, 2006

Good Book

This is a great book for someone who to understand some of the origins and arguments of the 9/11 myths. The book is written well for the average person, although I think someone with a engineering or architectural background may find some of the book even more enjoyable, finding some of the conspiracy theories basis almost comical (unfortunately). I also enjoyed the afterword, which discussed in further detail many of the 'ascientific methods' used by conspiracy theorists in which they selectively research, study and identify information that supports the conclusion that they want to prove. Hats off to the authors!

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Posted April 4, 2007

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This book avoids confronting the best evidence, or maybe it is just out of date. Instead it plays on the readers emotions and tries to convince them that all conspiracy theories are backed by nuts. Are there crazy conspiracy theories out there? Of course. But not all conspiracy theories are wacko. Let me remind you that the official conspiracy theory has yet to be proven, so you are just as crazy to believe that one. I am not wanting the conspiracy theories to be true, because that makes life more difficult, but as of today the conspiracy theorists are winning the debate reguardless of what I want to be true. This book is a way for people to come up with nice pat answers and to avoid the truth, so that they can go on living. Meanwhile the tough questions have been unfairly put in the realm of conspiracy theory.

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Posted November 10, 2006

Scully and Mulder

The conspiracy nuts need to get in touch with Scully and Mulder. This book debunks all the insidious nonsense that is infesting the internet. This book is highly recomended.

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Posted July 9, 2007

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Based on an article that appeared in the March 2005 edition of Popular Mechanics magazine, this book was compiled by the editors of that publication in hopes of combating the various conspiracy theories that have sprung up in the wake of America's most deadly terrorist attack. Those who are convinced that a Zionist conspiracy or some other such nonsense lies at the heart of the 9/11 tragedy and will not be swayed by facts may as well look elsewhere. But for the reader interested in learning more about what might appear to be discrepancies in the accepted evidence, this book will prove fascinating reading. Conspiracy theories are presented with more than their due respect, followed by explanations which are given in a simple, easy-to-follow style. Surprisingly, at just over 100 pages (not including various appendices), the authors were able to address just about all of the most viable conspiracy theories I have heard (some of the truly far-out theories are left unchallenged, perhaps rightly so). There are also several pages of color photos and diagrams which are helpfully referred to throughout the text. After reviewing the evidence, I set the book down thoroughly convinced that the official explanation for the events of that day is indeed the most accurate one. Too bad there's no book like this to explain the intelligence agency incompetence that allowed these events to occur in the first place.

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Anonymous

Posted July 6, 2007

very good analysis of actual evidence

read this book if your into crazy things like science and evidence. if you like group think, and the term 'strawman arguments,' you should check out looney conspiracy blogs. that way you can spew the same arguments off the same talking points, then cite each other as 'evidence'

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Anonymous

Posted August 22, 2006

Facts in context

There is a lot of stuff on the internet and other sources that conclude some weird stuff about 9/11. David Dunbar does an excellent job of looking at the facts and coming up with rational conclusions supported by scientific evidence.

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ManInTheSuit

Posted September 6, 2011

Very good book that brings light over the events

Very well detailed, very well documented.Popular Mechanics is a very well rated magazine and here is doing exceptional job as well. Read it and after that judge. The authors are very open so they mention the claims and facts, their investigations and claimed investigation. This say a lot about how they treat the problem. Highly recommended to read (updated in 2010 version).

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Anonymous

Posted April 29, 2007

Whether you trust the government or not, these myths are busted!!

Debunking 9/11 Myths certainly accomplishes it's title. The explanations are provided with enough evidence yet is not boring. Although most of the information is 'common sense', I would recommend verifying any information that one has doubts about. It is incredible that even after reading this excellent document, there are some who seem to completely disregard the contents or alter the context of sentences within the book.

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Anonymous

Posted November 23, 2006

Already disproven

The entire book was debunked before it was published, it was already in the process of being published so it still came out. Chemical evidence proves the towers were blown up. I'd love to believe that all the myths are untrue, but the physical evidence is points to Thermate. This book will may ultimately be the undoing of McCain's political career. It might be an interesting read for someone who wants to know the best counter arguments (Thermite torches), or prevent McCain from winning his next election.

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Anonymous

Posted September 9, 2006

Yellow Journalism -- Hearst Wrote the Book on it

Just look up Yellow Journalism in Wikipedia and you'll see that Hearst gets most of the credit for inventing and favoring sensationalism in journalism over reporting the truth. If you enjoy reading Weekly World News you will love reading this account of 9/11. Popular Mechanics is yellow journalism at its finest and has no interest in the facts. The basic fact remains that the 9/11 commission or NIST or FEMA has not provided a physics model to the public on how a global collapse of the WTC towers could have happened due to fire and structural damgage. This means it is impossible to independently verify through science how these buildings collapsed from their findings. WTC 7 was not even mentioned in the 9/11 commission report and now NIST themselves are examining the possibility of planted explosives causing the collapse of WTC-7. For those who want the truth and not yellow journalism please read serious investigations such as those done by Jim Hoffman, Steven Jones and David Ray Griffin.

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Posted August 9, 2006

Not just for right wingers.

This is an important book for people of all political stripes to read. Popular Mechanics is non-partisan, and the conspiracy theorists come from both the far-left and the far-right. It's important for everyone to get the facts straight. I'm an anti-war liberal, and I'm disgusted by the way idiotic fringe groups are hijacking the anti-war movement with the false '9/11 Truth Movement.â¿ It's time for everyone who cares about this country to start paying attention to the facts. If we could do that, we might be able to get out of this mess.

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Posted August 7, 2006

SETTING THE FACTS STRAIGHT

'DEBUNKING 9/11 MYTHS' IS NOT ONLY A VERY FAST READING BOOK BUT IT IS VERY WELL DOCUMENTED AND IT IS HIGH TIME THAT SOMEONE WITH A STRONG BACKGROUND IN SCIENCE AND MECH. PUT TOGETHER A STRONG COLLECTION OF EVIDENCE THAT WILL SHOOT DOWN THE USELESS ARGUMENTMENTS THAT ARE BROUGHT UP BY LEFT WING RADICALS FOR SELFISH AGENDAS. I REALLY LOVED THIS PUBLICATION CAUSE IT HAS REAL FACTS AND PROOF WERE AS MICHEAL MOORE AND OTHERS LIKE HIM HAVE NO PROOF FOR THERE SLANDEROUS REMARKS AND THIS BOOK WILL BRING THE TRUTH TO THE SURFACE AND STOP THE SLANDER.

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Anonymous

Posted August 15, 2006

The Naysayers Get Their News from Blogs

It is obvious that the conspiracy theorists cannot be swayed. They get their news predominently from blogs and think with emotions rather than logic. Interesting none of them use their names in their reviews. Years ago it was said the net would be invaluable for information, but also that rumors and hatred would spread like in no other time in our history. Popular Mechanics is non-partisan. Before you fall for the garbage spawned by bloggers (many whom are people writing fiction as fact and enjoying fifteen minutes of fame), read this book.

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Posted September 25, 2006

Solid Argument

This book presents a solid discussion on 9/11 mythology, well removed from the overt political discussions that can be found in other writings on this topic. Whether you do or do not believe many of the arguments presented in this book, it is a good read for somebody looking for a more sensible and reasonable discussion on the topic.

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Posted August 30, 2006

A worthwhile read as part of a larger picture

First of all, I'm wonder if 'The V' has even read this book and as such is in a position to comment on or rate this book. Second of all, it's ironic how close minded some people can be once they feel they've learned 'the truth' Anyway - this book is clearly well researched and presents the facts in a format that you can pick up and read, and not have to have an engineering degree to understand. It is definately a great reference tool with many contributors and actual experts giving their points of view and researched opinions. As a publication which has been around for so many years, Popular Mechanics is an ideal, reliable source for anything relating to topics such engineering and science and as such I would highly recommend this new book to anyone - it's definately worth the $12. That said, it's always best to do the research yourself hence why I've given this 4-stars.

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Anonymous

Posted September 15, 2006

Some people just chose to ignore the truth...

This book is written by a certain group of people he REFUSE to believe the government would ever do anything like this. Even if you do not believe 9/11 was planned by someone other then Al Qaeda, it is just not rational to believe that something like this could never be planned, BECAUSE IT ALREADY WAS ONCE. It was eventually not carried out, but the fact that it even EXISTED proves that this is not beyond our government to do something like this. Operation Northwoods, or Northwoods, was a 1962 plan to generate U.S. public support for military action against the Cuban government of Fidel Castro as part of the U.S. government's Operation Mongoose anti-Castro initiative. The plan, which was not implemented, called for various false flag actions, including simulated or real state sponsored acts (such as hijacked planes) on U.S. and Cuban soil. The plan was proposed by senior U.S. Department of Defense leaders, including the highest ranking member of the U.S. military, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Lyman Louis Lemnitzer. You can read about more on WIkipedia. This is a FACT supported by actual declassified documention.

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Posted August 16, 2006

Don't believe the Chertoff connection

Many 9/11 deniers will attack this book, just as they did the original piece in the magazine, because of the last name of one of the contributors/researchers. Ben Chertoff does have the same last name as Michael Chertoff (Sec. of Homeland Security), but the ties essentially stop there. There is absolutely nobody who can verify that they are related, even Ben's own mother has no idea if there is a family bond to Michael. The two have never spoken. Perhaps most convincingly, the whole theory that this family connection was part of the cover-up was started by a neo-Nazi publication that has previously attacked Michael. Take these claims for what they're worth...nothing.

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Posted September 5, 2006

This book is pathetic

This book is no accurate at all. Building 7 was the farthest building from the twin towers, yet fell, in what was controlled demoliton. Larry Silverstein admited this on a Pbs documentry when he said they decided to pull it. Firefighter testimony says that there bombs going off in the building, including the lobby. This book ignores all the important points and focuses on the straw man arguements

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A Definitive Answer to the Gullible

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Good Book

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Scully and Mulder

A reviewer

very good analysis of actual evidence

Facts in context

Very good book that brings light over the events

Whether you trust the government or not, these myths are busted!!

Already disproven

Yellow Journalism -- Hearst Wrote the Book on it

Not just for right wingers.

SETTING THE FACTS STRAIGHT

The Naysayers Get Their News from Blogs

Solid Argument

A worthwhile read as part of a larger picture

Some people just chose to ignore the truth...

Don't believe the Chertoff connection

This book is pathetic