CurveLight
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- Oct 16, 2009
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The principles of physics, engineering, and thermodynamics do not require your permission or understanding to operate.The steel didn't get hot enough to melt. It did, however, get hot enough to be seriously weakened.
Do you honestly believe that at one degree below its melting point, it's just as strong as it is at room temperature?
From my pov it's a matter of source and time. The jet fuel was consumed on impact. I'm well aware heat reduces the strength of steel but what I have trouble accepting is it took less than two hours of fires to weaken the steel enough on an equal plane to cause such a neat vertical collapse. The planes crashing do not explain that but only further exacerbate the problem because the damage caused by impact is sporadic and operates on no horizontal or vertical plane.
Every troofer claim has been debunked with facts, logic, and science. Reality does not change simply because you refuse to accept it.
Lol.......it's amazing how sheep like yourself are guilty of what you accuse others of but are too damn blind to see it.