At those temperatures, it could only be steel/iron.
4000 tons in one raid on Japan is small? How many tons were in WTC 7?It can't be because . . . .
The thermite incendiaries were small amounts spread out over a wide area, there is no comparison, but you know that, you are grasping at straws.
A really hot fire similar to the underground coal fires.What melted the metal if not thermite?
However, thermite is not a "known possibility" since you have yet to demonstrate through examples that thermite could create the "pools of molten metal." Just because you desperately hold on you your baseless belief that it was thermite does not make it a possibility.If you don't have a valid alternative answer, then you have to accept the only known possibility.
Are you denying the existence of the molten metal?Probably because your claim is based on nothing... I cannot give an alternate explanation for a theory that has nothing but assertions behind it -- end of story.
Talk to yourself much?I've seen enough here to stop me from wasting anymore time. He's simply not capable of reading anything other than what he wants to believe. He makes any bold claim he wants.
Spread out over many square miles.4000 tons in one raid on Japan is small?
Smoldering fires are not hot enough to melt steel.A really hot fire similar to the underground coal fires.
That's what thermite does, it melts steel. If you don't know that . . . . . .However, thermite is not a "known possibility" since you have yet to demonstrate through examples that thermite could create the "pools of molten metal."
Talk to yourself much?
9 is not many. How much thermite was in WTC 7?Spread out over many square miles.
source?Smoldering fires are not hot enough to melt steel.
On a very local level and does not stay "melted" for long. Where is your evidence that it produces "pools of molten steel?" That would be the requirement for for thermite to be a possibility. The surface of the Sun can melt metal as well. Yet the Sun is not a possibility. Lasers and plasma cutters melt steel as well. Shall we add them to the list? What about welding torches? They create quite a bit of molten metal.That's what thermite does, it melts steel. If you don't know that . . . .
I can keep this up as long as you can.
At those temperatures, it could only be steel/iron.
You are in denial.
No I can professionally assure you that it is indeed you that has it wrong. You have to assume that the material is steel. A colour chart tells you absolutely nothing unless you know the colour chart is for a material that matches the material you are looking at.You have it backwards. We can look at the chart and determine that the glob is steel/iron.
If fires in a rubble pile are not hot enough to melt steel then it is impossible for those fires to maintain steel in a liquid state. The steel must cool below the temperature of the fire. Since that temperature is below the liquidus temperature the steel must solidify. ergo no liquid steel.Open fires cannot melt steel. Smoldering debris pile fires cannot melt steel. You know that. Why do you keep making this ridiculous claim?
See post 179
Congratulations. You found a picture of a cutting torch creating a small amount of liquid steel.What about welding torches? They create quite a bit of molten metal.
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As we see, your "thermite is the only possibility" contention is completely false.
Your arrogance exceeds you honesty.No I can professionally assure you that it is indeed you that has it wrong. Metallurgists do not work like that. We can only ascertain a temperature of a metal if a) we know what metal we are looking at
Then how do you explain the molten metal months later?If fires in a rubble pile are not hot enough to melt steel then it is impossible for those fires to maintain steel in a liquid state.
You are calling these people liars.The steel must cool below the temperature of the fire. Since that temperature is below the liquidus temperature the steel must solidify. ergo no liquid steel.
Thermite, the nut case idea to solve 911 for those who are challenged and can’t read or something.![]()
As we see, your "thermite is the only possibility" contention is completely false.
Are you denying the existence of the molten metal?
Here WTC 6 is over my head. The debris past the columns was red-hot, molten, running.
Underground it was still so hot that molten metal dripped down the sides of the wall from Building 6
C7 said:Are you denying the existence of the molten metal?
Thank you for another conformation of molten metal.Oh, one more question before I leave you to it C7.
Did they use thermite in building 6, also ?
Thank you for another conformation of molten metal.
You cannot deny that the only known explanation is thermite.
Your fanatic belief in what your government tells you blocks out any evidence to the contrary.
Your arrogance exceeds you honesty.
All metals glow at the same colors. You are not the professional you profess to be or you would know that.
C7 - What are your professional qualifications? How long have you been working with iron and in what capacity?
That's a good question for you to inquire about. What kind of thermite can maintain a reaction long enough to sustain temperatures for that long? What kind of thermite stays in a coherent state after being crushed by a building? Once the thermite expires, what sustains the heat at sufficient levels to maintain steel in a liquid state?Then how do you explain the molten metal months later?
A bold accusation... particularly given the dubiousness of your use of their statements. Let's find out...You are calling these people liars.
Of course let us take the material which you conveniently left out[FONT="]There are both video tape and still photos of the molten steel being "dipped" out by the buckets of excavators. I'm not sure where you can get a copy.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Mark Loizeaux[/FONT]
I didn't personally see molten steel at the World Trade Center site. It was reported to me by contractors we had been working with. Molten steel was encountered primarily during excavation of debris around the South Tower when large hydraulic excavators were digging trenches 2 to 4 meters deep into the compacted/burning debris pile. There are both video tape and still photos of the molten steel being "dipped" out by the buckets of excavators. I'm not sure where you can get a copy.
[FONT="]Leslie Robertson, the structural engineer responsible for World Trade Centers 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and all subgrade levels[/FONT][FONT="], stated "As of 21 days after the attack, the fires were still burning and [/FONT]molten steel[FONT="] was still running[/FONT][FONT="]." [/FONT](source_SEAU.org)
Source LinkI've no recollection of having made any such statements...nor was I in a position to have the required knowledge.
[FONT="]“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 [/FONT]molten steel[FONT="],” Fuchek said. [/FONT](source)
Your refusal to answer the question is an admission that you cannot deny the existence of molten metal under all three buildings and you cannot deny that the only known explanation is thermite.
That is the only known possibility.So, you are saying the only way molten metal got under building 6 was because thermite was used in building 6, right?
Rhetorical question.Why did they use thermite in building 6, Chris? Why did they wish to demolish building 6?
Why do you believe the U.S. government?Oh, my Gov didn't tell me anything, The Scottish Gov is not that bothered.