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Originally posted by thematrix
What amfirst is saying is imho pure disinfo of the oldest kind.
Exaggerating the means and work needed for installation and exaggeration of the in the loop amount of people.
Originally posted by amfirst
debunking911.com...
I suspect that what Rosie doesn't know is that the fires didn't need to melt the steel to collapse the building as the conspiracy sites she links to suggest. They only had to weaken the steel. Even at 300C, steel loses 20% of its strength. Scientific studies, even from other countries, say that a normal office fire can reach over 1,100C.
Originally posted by amfirst
Canisters – for which there is no evidence of existence other than a patent, and for which there is no evidence whatsoever that they would work on vertical columns
Originally posted by Wildbob77
If his evidence was so good, I don't think that he would have essentially been forced out of his job.
Originally posted by Wildbob77
Mr. Jones was placed on leave because of his views by the college that he taught at BYU.
He has since retired.
If his evidence was so good, I don't think that he would have essentially been forced out of his job.
Originally posted by Shroomery
Originally posted by amfirst
debunking911.com...
Even the site is disinfo, here's an example (skimmed the page for 2 seconds to find the usual tactics used on such sites)
I suspect that what Rosie doesn't know is that the fires didn't need to melt the steel to collapse the building as the conspiracy sites she links to suggest. They only had to weaken the steel. Even at 300C, steel loses 20% of its strength. Scientific studies, even from other countries, say that a normal office fire can reach over 1,100C.
No "conspiracy sites" suggest the steel had to melt. But, what they NEVER mention is that the steel not only melted, it EVAPORATED, this happens at 5000°F!
Debunking sites always miss the point of the entire discussing, which leads me to believe they're willfully ignorant or just not getting it through their skull.
Originally posted by Ram
How does a thermate device look like - Any ideas?
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
I'm sure everyone has seen this picture before...
Notice the slag melted down on the interior of the beam on the right hand side close-up. Also notice how the beam seems to be cut at a nearly perfect 45 degree angle.
Was thermite ever really disputed by anyone intelligent?