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Originally posted by Devino
reply to post by thedman
You lost me at "Hooper is right" but beyond that care to explain how gypsum, heat and water can disaggregate and reset concrete?
Hooper is right - most likely cause is combination of cement, gypsum from wall board reacting with heat and
water in the pile.
Originally posted by MaxSteiner
reply to post by GenRadek
But, given that the OP and the title are about the official story being wrong....
are you saying you agree with the OP?
Originally posted by MaxSteiner
reply to post by GenRadek
But, given that the OP and the title are about the official story being wrong....
are you saying you agree with the OP?
Originally posted by Devino
reply to post by GenRadek
I agree with you that this question is more complicated than it first appears. Just researching the melting point of concrete reveals that there are many different elements that make up this stuff and no real simple answer. Heat of around 1000°C seems to separate and boil off water and CO2 from the cement which is what binds the aggregate together. It would seem that this would case the concrete to crumble apart.
Never the less, how would this stuff recombined? So far you just listed some ingredients that were present along with heat pressure and time. Can you think of any other scenario where the ingredients were similar and the result was "fused" balls of concrete and steel? In other words how could we simulate this process?
Actually, isnt it just possible that someone................................ made a mistake?
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
reply to post by septic
Congratulations septic. You have proven a museum placard to be inaccurate. I suggest you report this to the museum.
I appreciate your need to underplay the significance of the "inaccurate placard", so I'll make it plain.
If they'd lie about 911, what wouldn't the New York Police Department lie about? These guns are not evidence that the fires were hot enough to melt concrete, yet the claim still stands. The claims of molten steel, and and the rest should all be taken with the same grain of salt.
There is no version of the official story that includes molten concrete, AT ALL. The whole exhibit is just miscellaneous police related items recovered from ground zero. I'm sure they took as much care as possible identifying badges and personal effects of officers correctly, and probably scientific explanation of the "meteorites"/ concrete was a much lower priority.
You haven't even proved that anybody lied. You're pushing on thread, as usual.
The NYPD forensic labs are used to investigate crimes, in order to provide evidence for prosecution. How would a full-on scientific investigation of this piece of stuff even plausibly get us even a millimeter closer to understanding any aspect of 9/11?, besides the processes at work in the rubble pile in the weeks following the crime?
Originally posted by septic
Oh boy, here we go splitting the "official story" hair. What is the official story? Did the steel weaken from the fires or what? Why would anyone think WTC6 could burn so hot it could melt concrete? If we're not witnessing a deliberate propaganda ploy designed to bolster the "hot fires" myth, what other explanation can you jokers come up with?
Why would anyone who wasn't lying look at the guns and think concrete melted and then re solidified?
Originally posted by septic
If we're not witnessing a deliberate propaganda ploy designed to bolster the "hot fires" myth, what other explanation can you jokers come up with?
Why would anyone who wasn't lying look at the guns and think concrete melted and then re solidified?
Originally posted by septic
Who the hell would look at it and think "melted concrete re solidified" and then create an exhibit in a museum to that effect? Honest people or lying propagandists?
Originally posted by septic
Who the hell would look at it and think "melted concrete re solidified" and then create an exhibit in a museum to that effect? Honest people or lying propagandists?
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by GenRadek
Hot enough to melt concrete. Rivers of molten steel, weeks after 911. More old wives' tales distributed to support the "hot fires melting steel" story.