Bruno D. said:
2 - Can you provide a single video from 9/11 showing the same intensity of explosion sounds as any other videos from any other controlled demolitions?
Of course not. The Trade Towers were not normal demolitions. They were designed to look like a gravity collapse.
Reporters mics don't pick up explosions very well because they are eq'd to eliminate low rumble.
Then it should be easy-peasy to find videos of actual explosive demolitions where you do NOT hear the explosive charges going off immediately before collapse onset. Please do so!
By the way: the "PENG" of explosive demolition charges is NOT a "low rumble" at all - it is an extremely sharp sound - a shockwave. If someone reports a "rumble", it very certainly is not a demolition charge.
This reporter heard an explosion but his microphone didn't pick it up.
Start at 0:16
At what time was this? Was there any collapse initiated at this time?
If not, I suggest the possibility that the "explosion" he refers to is nothing at all like an explosive demolition charge. With headphone on and volume up, I think I can hear a low rumble for a couple of seconds - i.e. not an explosion at all. Of course it is impossible to know exactly what sound the reporter references.
This reporter heard a huge explosion but his mic barely picked it up.
Start a the beginning.
No. Just no. You entirely misrepresent what this reporter reports!
Here is a word-by-word transcript, with contemporaneous visible events in brackets:
Please note that he does NOT say he HEARD an explosion, no, he describes what he SEES.
Please also note that the reporter's mic, which you claim is "eq'd to eliminate low rumble", picks up the low rumble of the noise of the collapse very clearly and easily. So it appears your claim is straight-out FALSE, at least for this reporter's mic.
And yet, despite THIS mic NOT being "eq'd to eliminate low rumble", it failed to pick up any big explosion BEFORE the collapse was visibly and audibly underway - i.e. no explosion consistent in timing and loudness with explosive demolition.