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Wait! You mean things like your pictures of horseshoe-steel, which ought to prove weakened steel due to fires?
He notes that steel has bent at several connection points that had joined the floors of the WTC to the vertical columns. He describes the connections as being smoothly warped, saying, “If you remember the Salvador Dali paintings with the clocks that are kind of melted—it’s kind of like that.” He adds, “That could only happen if you get steel yellow hot or white hot—perhaps around 2,000 degrees.”
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: skyeagle409
Notice this:
He notes that steel has bent at several connection points that had joined the floors of the WTC to the vertical columns. He describes the connections as being smoothly warped, saying, “If you remember the Salvador Dali paintings with the clocks that are kind of melted—it’s kind of like that.” He adds, “That could only happen if you get steel yellow hot or white hot—perhaps around 2,000 degrees.”
www.historycommons.org...
We know the Toldya (TM) easily reaches said temperatures without leaving any traces in the microstructure of melted clocks... ähm.... steel.
Case closed, solid proof via picturesque evidence smowhere and those Dali paintings of course. I love surrealism.
We know the Toldya (TM) easily reaches said temperatures without leaving any traces in the microstructure of melted clocks... ähm.... steel.
Case closed, solid proof via picturesque evidence smowhere and those Dali paintings of course. I love surrealism.
Temperature and Strength of Metals
Influence of temperature on the strength of metals
Some common types of steel lose 10% of their strength at 450 C (840 F), and 40% at 550 C (1022 F). At temperatures above 800 C ( 1475 F), it has lost 90% of its strength.
Other types of steel are made to stand higher temperatures before losing 10% of their strength, but they are much more expensive (and are weaker at room temperature).
And there are types which actually get stronger, up to 450 F (but then get a lot weaker at higher temperatures
www.engineeringtoolbox.com...
I don't think that you understand where I was going. That horseshoe steel beam was proof that fire, not explosives, was responsible for its shape.
And now you keep bending scientific standarts for your convenience.
No, your pictures adds not a single shred of proof.
You just happen to have some pictures and a completely made-up story to tell.
Why of course it is proof. Explosives cannot bend steel in that manner, but fire can. I know, because one of my specialties in the Air Force was working with aerospace metals.
Awesome. Fire can bend steel but explosives 'somehow' can't.
Your 'facts' were refuted a long time ago, you just happen to 'accidentally' deny that part constantly.
Why the World Trade Center Buildings Collapsed: A Fire Chief ’s Assessment
The steel truss floor supports probably started to fail quickly from the flames and the center steel supporting columns severed by plane parts heated by the flames began to buckle, sag, warp and fail. Then the top part of the tower crashed down on the lower portion of the structure. This pancake collapse triggered the entire cascading collapse of the 110-story structure.
vincentdunn.com...
American Society of Civil Engineers
Towers Weakened by Planes; Brought Down by Fire
911-engineers.blogspot.com...
Did experts on the scene think WTC 7 was a controlled demolition?
"Several demolition teams had reached Ground Zero by 3:00 pm on 9/11, and these individuals witnessed the collapse of WTC 7 from within a few hundred feet of the event.
We have spoken with several who possess extensive experience in explosive demolition, and all reported seeing or hearing nothing to indicate an explosive detonation precipitating the collapse.
* Controlled Demolition Inc
* D.H. Griffin Companies
* Mazzocchi Wrecking
* Gateway Demolition
* Yannuzzi Demolition & Disposal
To sum it up, you have no case.
Challenge for Idiocracy? Not accepted,
Challenge for Idiocracy? Not accepted, I
Exposing the idiocracy of the Truth Movement is exactly what I had in mind had you decided to take up that challenge.
Why the World Trade Center Buildings Collapsed: A Fire Chief ’s Assessment
The steel truss floor supports probably started ...
Did experts on the scene think WTC 7 was a controlled demolition?
Another opinion. Many firemen come to mind who would beg to differ.
Louie Cacchioli, 51, is a firefighter assigned to Engine 47 in Harlem
Originally, on September 12, 2001, People Magazine ran a few short paragraphs about the 20-year veteran New York fireman hearing what sounded like bombs exploding in the north tower.
Short and sweet, that was it. A few short words about bombs exploding, but words that were repeated over and over again in story after story by writers and broadcasters who never even bothered to talk to him in the first place.
Furthermore, Cacchioli was upset that People Magazine misquoted him, saying "there were bombs" in the building when all he said was he heard "what sounded like bombs" without having definitive proof bombs were actually detonated.
Jay Swithers
An ambulance pulled up which was very clean, S0 I assumed that the vehicle had not been in the what I thought was an explosion at the time, but was the first collapse.
Dominick Derubbio
t was weird how it started to come down. It looked like it was a timed explosion, but I guess it was just the floors starting to pancake one on top of the other.
So this guys is guessing that the explosions were floors pancaking.
FDNY Batallion Chief Brian Dixon
I looked up and you could actually see everything blew out on the one floor. I thought, geez, this looks like an explosion up there, it blew out. Then I guess in some sense of time we looked at it and realized, no, actually it just collapsed. That ís what blew out the windows, not that there was an explosion there but that windows blew out.
Craig Carlsen said that he and other firefighters “heard explosions coming from . . . the south tower
...there were about ten explosions. At the time I didn't realize what it was. We realized later after talking and finding out that it was the floors collapsing to where the plane had hit.
Fine, I remember some experts who actually think that, yes. Am I supposed to repeatedly copypasta their statements here as well? I don't see any evidence, all I see are some opinions. What kind of challenge did you have in mind exactly? Your 'evidence' is exposed by now, opinions and solid proof are two different things in reality.
Kader Toy Factory Fire
The building was reinforced with un-insulated steel girders which quickly weakened and collapsed. This part of the building was dedicated to the storage of finished products and the fire spread quickly. Other parts of the factory were full of raw materials which also burnt very fast.
Fire-fighters arrived at the factory at about 4:40pm, to find Building One about to collapse.
The Kader buildings,...collapsed relatively early in the fire because their structural steel supports lacked the fireproofing that would have allowed them to maintain their strength when exposed to high temperatures. A post-fire review of the debris at the Kader site showed no indication that any of the steel members had been fireproofed.
evident in the following photos.
That's all you've got? Pictures, opinions and some discrediting for witnesses who contradict your story? What a joke
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: skyeagle409
evident in the following photos.
For your consideration: photographic evidence is not exactly what we were talking about here, it never was. Show me the hardness evaluation of this steel, which might be able to actually prove the microstructural changes due to pre-collapse fires. You don't get it, do you?
That's all you've got? Pictures, opinions and some discrediting for witnesses who contradict your story? What a joke. Fire is able to weaken steel you say? Nah. Really? Nobody knew it could, this is mind-blowing... oh my gosh... you are going to invent the wheel next, are you not?
Käptn Obvious striked again. You make me giggle constantly, much appreciated and very amusing talking to you. Alas!