PART 4 OF 10: FORBIDDEN SCIENCE I – Judy Wood and the Mystery of the Dust: Where Did the Towers Go?
While the world watched live images of the Twin Towers collapsing on the morning of September 11, 2001, almost no one asked the fundamental question, the one that should have stopped all news broadcasts: where did the matter go?
According to conventional physics and structural engineering, a 415-meter steel and concrete building that collapses should leave a mountain of debris at its base. Steel beams tens of meters long, huge concrete blocks, twisted structures should accumulate to form a hill of rubble several stories high. Instead, at Ground Zero, the debris was surprisingly scarce. Most of the mass of the towers seemed to have simply... disappeared.
Dr. Judy Wood and the Forensic Investigation
The one who asked this question was Dr. Judy Wood, graduated in mechanical and materials engineering from Clemson University, with a PhD in materials science. For over a decade, Wood analyzed more than 40,000 photographs, hundreds of videos, dust samples, and seismic data related to 9/11. The result of her investigation is collected in the book "Where Did The Towers Go?", a work that shook the foundations of the official version.
Wood's conclusion is shocking: the towers did not collapse to the ground driven by gravity. They disintegrated in mid-air.
The Phenomenon of "Dustification"
Wood coined a specific term to describe what happened: "dustification". According to her analyses, about 80-90% of the upper mass of the towers (the part hit by the planes and the section below down to the impact point) was transformed into a very fine dust before even touching the ground.
This is not simply debris shattered by the impact. The dust of Ground Zero was homogeneous, gray, composed predominantly of microspheres of silicate and iron.