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Originally posted by jprophet420
So your logic is that when a firefighter estimates the temp and reports it back to the news you believe it, but when i firefighter claims molten steel was flowing you do not believe it.
Lets take a look at this first of all, I am assuming you believe the OS, forgive me if I am wrong. The temp of 2000 degrees is unattainable by jet fuel, it maxes out at 1800 degrees in a perfect environment. The firefighters were reporting back from a far less than ideal environment. Therefore if you do believe the reports that the temp was 2kf, you cannot possibly believe the OS.
Please tell me why you disbelieve every witness included in this thread, and please tell me why you believe the firefighters that said the temperature was near 2kf but not the ones that said there was molten steel flowing.
Then please answer what metal you think it was that was flowing, and keep in mind the answer is not aluminum.
Originally posted by jprophet420
reply to post by iamcpc
If they were not trained in the field, I would accept the observation of molten steel as that of a layman. As this was not the case, and the witnesses span multiple fields I tend to believe it was molten steel.
And no, I really don't think it was feasible to take thermal images. I don't know what thermal imaging equipment available to firefighters was like in 2001, but I had used it no more than 2 years prior and it would not have been realistic to record it. The thermal imaging firefighters used was "live" and cumbersome.
On an off topic note, it was really cool stuff, looked exactly like "The Preadator".
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by jprophet420
No man, its not interesting at all. I trust the architect who has owned his firm since the 70's over any anonymous poster on the internet including myself.
IIRC, Voorsang says it is fused, not melted.
There's a difference.
If it was molten steel then why was there not one report of temperatures over 2800 degrees? Something is not adding up here.
If it was molten steel then why was there not one report of temperatures over 2800 degrees? Something is not adding up here. What looks enough like molten steel to fool experts but does not get as hot as molten steel?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology Fire Research division is the lead government agency developing performance standards for fire service thermal imaging cameras in the United States, although the U.S. Army Night Vision Laboratory has contributed to the effort.[1] Preliminary recommendations from the field include visible low-battery warnings, ability to withstand full immersion in water, and the ability to provide meaningful visual readouts beyond 2,000°F (~1,100°C).[8]
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by jprophet420
Please put forward some evidence that molten steel was found at the WTC site ; no-one ever does. I am sure you are aware Mark Loizeaux never saw any.
Originally posted by DaWhizNo matter what, you best believe if they get paid to do work and can get paid not to do anything but read a script, they will.
Originally posted by iamcpc
If the temperature at the core of the pile is near 2000 degress Farenheit days after the attacks and, according to this source:
www.engineeringtoolbox.com...
The melting point of steel is 2600-2800 degrees then that is evidence that supports that there was no molten steel in the WTC rubble. The temperatures were simply not hot enough!
Why would the title of this post be that molten steel is undeniable when it presents evidence that there was no molten steel?????
Originally posted by Alfie1
Your close-up of the "meteorite" is useful though as it shows extremely clearly how the reinforcing bars within it patently haven't melted.
Originally posted by jprophet420
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by Alfie1
So you think, in a court of law, someone saying they saw molten metal, or molten steel, without any analysis, would be proof positive ?
Hey then that means, When I saw Elvis running from the basement of the WTC right before the crashes, carrying a lunchbox in one hand, and a detonator in the other, its more than enough proof that Elvis brought down the WTC! Awesome!
I saw him there I tell ya. Why doesnt any one believe me? I saw him. he was there! That should be more than enough proof too right?
I addressed that directly and you choose to mock the answer you wanted to hear rather than address what I said directly.
Your wear your true colors on the outside good sir and for that I applaud you.
Because if I was that ignorant I would be too ashamed.
[edit on 21-6-2010 by jprophet420]
Originally posted by crowpruitt
video.google.com...#
Video of fireman stating they saw molten steel.
Originally posted by jprophet420
No, but I think the combined testimonies of expert witnesses combined with the physical evidence and video/pictures would be enough to convince any jury of peers beyond a reasonable doubt.
Originally posted by iamcpc
I feel like if there was so much molten steel then everyone would be in agreement with temperatures "over" 2k degrees.
The sulfur generates a eutectic system when molten thermate interacts with iron or steel, lowering the melting point of iron.
I need to know what parts of the rubble the molten metal was reported at and what days the reports came in and what parts of the rubble the temperature reports came from and what days the temperature reports came in.