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Scientific Method 9/11

Advancing Rigorous Inquiry into 9/11

Scientific Method 9/11 is a moderated research forum founded by academic professionals to foster evidence-based analysis of the September 11, 2001 attacks. Administered by scientists—including Ph.D. physicists, engineers, and computer scientists from institutions like Cambridge University and Humboldt University—the organization applies rigorous scholarly standards to evaluate 9/11 research. Its core mission is to facilitate open yet disciplined discourse on unresolved anomalies, prioritizing the Pentagon event and structural failures like World Trade Center Building 7, which prominent figures recently declared a controlled demolition.

Unique Model & Impact

2025 Relevance & Momentum

Amid surging public skepticism, the organization bridges academia and activism. It supports technical experts—like those in Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth—by peer-reviewing structural analyses cited in Congressional calls for new investigations. With political leaders and the New York Fire Department demanding accountability, the forum's impartial rigor amplifies credibility.

How You Can Advance This Work

  • Research Contribution: Submit technical papers (structural engineering critiques, aerophysics studies) to for expedited peer review.

  • Academic Partnership: Join the moderator panel to evaluate submissions or guest-arbitrate disputes.

  • Evidence Amplification: Share peer-reviewed findings to pressure policymakers for independent reinvestigations.

Explore their research repository and submission guidelines:



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