georgephillip
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Is that one of your relatives?so, no people with PhD's ever go totally batshit insane?With a PhD in Physics.
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Is that one of your relatives?so, no people with PhD's ever go totally batshit insane?With a PhD in Physics.
Not to punks.its up to you to prove they are true, dipshitThe first of Dr. Jones Thirteen Reasons to Challenge Government-sponsored Reports into 9/11 mentions multiple reports of molten metal in the basements of all three buildings.so, no people with PhD's ever go totally batshit insane?
"For six months after Sept. 11, the ground temperature varied between 600 degrees Fahrenheit and 1,500 degrees, sometimes higher.
"In the first few weeks, sometimes when a worker would pull a steel beam from the wreckage, the end of the beam would be dripping molten steel..."
"Sarah Atlas was part of New Jersey's Task Force One Urban Search and Rescue and was one of the first on the scene at Ground Zero with her canine partner Anna.
"'Nobody's going to be alive,'" was Sarah's first thought.
"Fires burned and molten steel flowed in the pile of ruins still settling beneath her feet."
See if you can refute Jones's content instead of making a punk of yourself with words like "batshit" and "insane."
damn, you are a moronIs that one of your relatives?
LOLNot to punks.its up to you to prove they are true, dipshitThe first of Dr. Jones Thirteen Reasons to Challenge Government-sponsored Reports into 9/11 mentions multiple reports of molten metal in the basements of all three buildings.
"For six months after Sept. 11, the ground temperature varied between 600 degrees Fahrenheit and 1,500 degrees, sometimes higher.
"In the first few weeks, sometimes when a worker would pull a steel beam from the wreckage, the end of the beam would be dripping molten steel..."
"Sarah Atlas was part of New Jersey's Task Force One Urban Search and Rescue and was one of the first on the scene at Ground Zero with her canine partner Anna.
"'Nobody's going to be alive,'" was Sarah's first thought.
"Fires burned and molten steel flowed in the pile of ruins still settling beneath her feet."
See if you can refute Jones's content instead of making a punk of yourself with words like "batshit" and "insane."
Is that one of your relatives?
I now know two New Yorkers who watched the World Trade Centers come down first hand and up close.
They moved to a new area because of what they saw.
They say what they saw was definately explosives that brought down the World Trade Center buildings.
They seen and heard the explosives as far down as 30 floors below from where the top floors coming down.
The fact that some tools inside a mechanical penthouse were bouncing around and breaking windows inside the falling 47 story tower is a red herring at best and deliberate deception at worst.
Dr. Steven Jones and his students have measured the fall speed of the SW corner of WTC7 at 6.5+-0.2 seconds.
WTC7 was 610 feet tall, at 47 stories it would have been the tallest building in 33 states. It was not hit by an aircraft, yet it completely collapsed into a pile of rubble in less than seven seconds...
The second of Dr. Steven Jones's, Ph.D, Thirteen Reasons to Challenge Government-sponsored Reports into 9/11: Observed Temperatures around 1000 degrees C and Sulfidation in WTC7 Steel.
Analysis of one steel beam taken from WTC7 debris revealed unexpected erosion warranting a study of the microstructural changes that occurred in this steel.
Analysis revealed the "(r)apid deterioration of the steel was a result of heating with oxidation in combination with intergranular melting due to the presence of sulfur...
"This strongly suggests that the temperatures in this region of the steel beam approached ~1000 degrees C..."
If it's true that temperatures above 650 degrees C are difficult to achieve in hydrocarbon fires like those in WTC7, "let alone in the steel columns where heat is transported away by the enormous heat sink of the steel structure, what explains the 1000 degree C temperatures?
Possibly the mysterious presence of sulfur for which no solid answer is provided in any official report.
"Of course, there is a straightforward way to achieve 1000 degree C temperatures (and well above) in the presence of sulfur, and that is to use Thermate...
"Thermate is a high-level thermite analog containing sulfur developed by the military...(it)combines aluminum/iron oxide (thermite) with barium nitrate...and sulfur...
"The Thermate reaction proceeds rapidly and is much faster than thermite in degrading steel leading to structural failure."
And it explains both the unusually high temperatures and the observation of steel-sulfidation.
Maybe that's why the government ignored it?
"let alone in the steel columns where heat is transported away by the enormous heat sink of the steel structure,
If it's true that temperatures above 650 degrees C are difficult to achieve in hydrocarbon fires like those in WTC7
it doesnt matter, he will continue to post the same debunked bullshit as if it was never debunkedIf it's true that temperatures above 650 degrees C are difficult to achieve in hydrocarbon fires like those in WTC7
Where are you getting this information from?
Temperatures in flames and fires
SUPERIOR FIRE RESISTANCE
This link particularly. It shows that you have no clue what you are talking about when it comes to structural failure and steel frame buildings.
Building regs, fire legislation, Document B
Now find a picture that shows where extreme heat cut the railroad tracks on a 45 degree angleHow in the hell did this happen?!?!?!? No fire, explosives, or thermite...
Extreme heat causes tracks to buckle
that didnt link to a photoNow find a picture that shows where extreme heat cut the railroad tracks on a 45 degree angleHow in the hell did this happen?!?!?!? No fire, explosives, or thermite...
Extreme heat causes tracks to buckle
You've raised a valid point regarding temperatures.If it's true that temperatures above 650 degrees C are difficult to achieve in hydrocarbon fires like those in WTC7
Where are you getting this information from?
Temperatures in flames and fires
SUPERIOR FIRE RESISTANCE
This link particularly. It shows that you have no clue what you are talking about when it comes to structural failure and steel frame buildings.
Building regs, fire legislation, Document B
Please prove the basic logic that it was done as part of the cleanup.that didnt link to a photoNow find a picture that shows where extreme heat cut the railroad tracks on a 45 degree angleHow in the hell did this happen?!?!?!? No fire, explosives, or thermite...
Extreme heat causes tracks to buckle
but the only photo i have ever seen of the WTC site that showed such a thing, it was clearly done as part of the cleanup
and you fucking morons cant understand basic logic so you think it was done before
simplePlease prove the basic logic that it was done as part of the cleanup.that didnt link to a photoNow find a picture that shows where extreme heat cut the railroad tracks on a 45 degree angle
but the only photo i have ever seen of the WTC site that showed such a thing, it was clearly done as part of the cleanup
and you fucking morons cant understand basic logic so you think it was done before
I'm also unable to link directly to the photo on page 32 of the document every time I try.
It could be related to router issues I'm currently experiencing.
From page 32: "For comparison (to the previous photo) observe some of the angle-cut columns seen at Ground Zero after 9/11/2001... (Notice especially the uneven cut at the back of the column, left photo, suggesting this was NOT cut using an oxy-acetylene torch, but rather that a highly exothermic chemical reaction was involved in cutting through this steel column.)"
Why Indeed Did the World...P.32