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originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: visitedbythem
I work with steel ( going on 36 years) and regardless if its steel or aluminum, there is still a high melting point, not attainable by burning kerosene
Probably molten lead, as the UPS batteries were on that floor....
If it's molten and glowing bright enough to be seen in broad daylight. Probably a very high temperature not attainable in the TC fires. It doesn't matter what metal it is.
Temp of glowing metals
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: visitedbythem
Glad he did the binding of the Saudi government like George. To bad Obama doesn't spend as much effort in trying to stop the vicious attacks on our police forces here in the states. Maybe if the cops had more ties to the middle East he care more?
originally posted by: wmd_2008
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: visitedbythem
I work with steel ( going on 36 years) and regardless if its steel or aluminum, there is still a high melting point, not attainable by burning kerosene
Probably molten lead, as the UPS batteries were on that floor....
If it's molten and glowing bright enough to be seen in broad daylight. Probably a very high temperature not attainable in the TC fires. It doesn't matter what metal it is.
Temp of glowing metals
Learn about building fire temperatures THEN.
Some data from one location of the Cardington Fire tests for an office fire!!!!
26.5 104 515 795
27.0 108 523 798
27.5 113 529 798
28.0 119 534 798
First column time in mins others temp in degrees C for 3 different locations
Here is some beam data.
42.5 1053 973 936
43.0 1055 973 937
43.5 1055 971 935
44.0 1055 971 936
First column time others temps in degrees C
How do THOSE temps look on your link
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
Looks like it's really not hot enough and no links to your data. 1055 isn't hot enough. You also can't prove the lead batteries were in that hot area.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: hellobruce
It appears you don't understand gravity.
Actually you are the one that does not understand gravity, or physics. When a building collapses gravity and the falling objects hitting each other and stationary objects also causes a sideways motion - which is why when a building is demolished they have to clear a lot of space around it!
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
Looks like it's really not hot enough and no links to your data. 1055 isn't hot enough. You also can't prove the lead batteries were in that hot area.
Cannot not prove explosives / thermite was used either. Nor disprove fire initiated collapse. Ironic?
originally posted by: Salander
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: hellobruce
It appears you don't understand gravity.
Actually you are the one that does not understand gravity, or physics. When a building collapses gravity and the falling objects hitting each other and stationary objects also causes a sideways motion - which is why when a building is demolished they have to clear a lot of space around it!
Not for the first time, that is a fantastic display of ignorance as to how gravity works on this planet. It is no wonder you still believe the official explanation.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
what do you think that Nano thermite is for? Found in all the documented pristine dust samples? You're in denial. When a peer reviewed paper challenges Jone's peer reviewed thermite paper I might take the official store seriously. So far nothing but talk.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: visitedbythem
I work with steel ( going on 36 years) and regardless if its steel or aluminum, there is still a high melting point, not attainable by burning kerosene
Probably molten lead, as the UPS batteries were on that floor....
If it's molten and glowing bright enough to be seen in broad daylight. Probably a very high temperature not attainable in the TC fires. It doesn't matter what metal it is.
Temp of glowing metals