The molten steel is well documented by multiple witness accounts.
ive always wondered how someone can see an orange hot mass...and tell its steel.
x-ray vision? psychic ability?
foreknowledge?
The molten steel is well documented by multiple witness accounts.
When we left off we had some molten steel from a melted steel beam.
"it was molten steel that was being dug up."
Richard Riggs is a Debris Removal Specialist. He is qualified to recognize melting beams and molten metal. Does he have to say "I saw girders melting" like Abolhassan Astansh did?
No!
The man is a professional and this is not the hard call you try to make it out to be.
There is not doubt in his mind that the molten metal in the pile is the remains of melted steel beams.
Your question is absurd. You are desperately trying to come up with a reason to deny what he clearly said.
There was molten steel in the debris pile.
Deal with it. Stop denying it!
Who are you talking about?He said that in November 2001, and it was hearsay, he never saw liquid steel. Busted with another hearsay source.
Who are you talking about?
Richard Riggs is a debris removal specialist. He said there were melted beams and molten steel.
Abolhassan Astansh is a professor of structural engineering. He said he saw melted girders at the WTC.
To hand wave these statements is just denial.
There was molten steel in the debris pile.
Who are you talking about?
Richard Riggs is a debris removal specialist. He said there were melted beams and molten steel.
Abolhassan Astansh is a professor of structural engineering. He said he saw melted girders at the WTC.
To hand wave these statements is just denial.
There was molten steel in the debris pile.
Deal with it. Stop denying it!
Maybe you are dumber than a brick but the professionals who reported molten steel are not.ive always wondered how someone can see an orange hot mass...and tell its steel.
x-ray vision? psychic ability?
foreknowledge?
C7 said:Who are you talking about?
Richard Riggs is a debris removal specialist. He said there were melted beams and molten steel.
Abolhassan Astansh is a professor of structural engineering. He said he saw melted girders at the WTC.
To hand wave these statements is just denial.
There was molten steel in the debris pile.
Stop hand waving and state your objection.Debunked. Stop repeating nonsense.
Who are you talking about?
Richard Riggs is a debris removal specialist. He said there were melted beams and molten steel.
Abolhassan Astansh is a professor of structural engineering. He said he saw melted girders at the WTC.
To hand wave these statements is just denial.
There was molten steel in the debris pile.
Deal with it. Stop denying it!
What you seem unable to understand, Chris, is that the above line of argument invalidates the thermite hypothesis. Let me try, yet again, to explain why and how.
Case 1: No molten steel. If there was no molten steel, then there is no reason to believe thermite was present. Case closed.
Case 2: Anecdotal reports of molten steel weeks after the collapse are correct. If there was molten steel weeks after the collapses, then there was a heat source in the rubble pile capable of maintaining the required temperatures. If it was capable of maintaining the required temperatures, then in the timescal in question it was capable of creating them. This heat source cannot have been thermite, as its reaction cannot be slowed sufficiently to maintain heat emission for weeks. Therefore there is no reason to believe thermite was present. Case closed.
Therefore, your own evidence, if accepted, disproves your argument. The only thing left unknown is how many times this has been pointed out to you. So let me phrase it as a question. What kept the steel hot for weeks? If you don't know, how do you know it didn't melt the steel too?
Dave
No it doesn't.
You are subject shifting and chanting Gravy's mantra:
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
To "deny" this, we need someone to actively assert it first. So far, we only have secondhand hearsay accounts. Get on the horn, C7, and bring us these people's current statements! You can put this to rest in a day or so, if you only had the courage of your convictions.Maybe you are dumber than a brick but the professionals who reported molten steel are not.
When a debris removal specialist sees melted beams/girders and molten steel he can conclude that the molten metal is steel.
When someone sees steel beams dripping they can conclude it is molten steel.
When someone says there are photos and videos of the molten steel being dipped out, that person is confident that there was molten steel.
To deny all this is just denial.
Do you also deny that there was molten metal of any kind?
Mark Loizeaux came to the conclusion that there was molten steel in the debris pile.And again you must be disappointed that some of the very professionals you appeal to have yet to come to the same conclusion as you.
Get serious. If Mark Loizeaux were to say the collapses were CD's he would be assailed by the press and all govt. contracts would end.Despite their professional status. Of course when this is revealed you hand wave it off as a matter of professionals being afraid of people calling them names... Repetition with no consideration for context... ROCKS
When a debris removal specialist sees melted beams/girders and molten steel he can conclude that the molten metal is steel.
When someone sees steel beams dripping they can conclude it is molten steel.
When someone says there are photos and videos of the molten steel being dipped out, that person is confident that there was molten steel.
To deny all this is just denial.
Do you also deny that there was molten metal of any kind?
The statements by Richard Riggs and Abolhassan Astansh are NOT second hand.To "deny" this, we need someone to actively assert it first. So far, we only have secondhand hearsay accounts. Get on the horn, C7, and bring us these people's current statements! You can put this to rest in a day or so,
Is pure hearsay, made November 2001. Hearsay. Not evidence; go fishThe statements by Richard Riggs and ...
Wrong. It is a statement of fact made by a professional a year or so later in a History Channel special.Is pure hearsay, made November 2001. Hearsay.
It is hearsay, he did not produce the liquid steel. He said this November 2001. He did not see it first hand; you lost this one, but feel free to produce some evidence as soon as you find it. Sorry, for bursting your delusion, but he was not a witness to melted steel, he said something in an interview, sort of like the bigfoot history stuff, and UFO history channel stuff. Just some expert spewing talk backed by nothing.Wrong. It is a statement of fact made by a professional a year or so later in a History Channel special.
You don't know that. He made an unequivocal statement that there were melted beams and molten metal at the WTC.He did not see it first hand;
You refuse to accept any statements that confirm molten steel in the debris pile because you can't deal with the consequences.you lost this one, but feel free to produce some evidence as soon as you find it.
Now you are saying he was talking through his hat. That's pure denial.Sorry, for bursting your delusion, but he was not a witness to melted steel, he said something in an interview, sort of like the bigfoot history stuff, and UFO history channel stuff. Just some expert spewing talk backed by nothing.
Good for me, I watched the History channel and can spot hearsay!
Source? What does it matter? Your hand waving is effectively calling him a liar or an idiot who doesn't know what he is talking about.He made the statement in Nov 2001; I do not care when the History channel did the special, his statement was made in Nov 2001. Hearsay;
So what? His statement was clear and unequivocal.he did not say he saw liquid steel,
He said there WERE melted beams and there WAS molten steel. You are just trying to double step around that by playing with semantics.he did not say he has evidence of melted steel.
You got hearsay, you are gullible, and you have no evidence to support the hearsay statements you found. The history channel expert was talking and did not see it, did not take pictures, and did not show the melted steel. Just like the history channel bigfoot and UFO experts, just some bs you can't prove. Do you know what proof is?You don't know that. He made an unequivocal statement that there were melted beams and molten metal at the WTC.
You are unable to accept this so you claim it was hearsay.
You refuse to accept any statements that confirm molten steel in the debris pile because you can't deal with the consequences.
You are simply in denial.
Now you are saying he was talking through his hat. That's pure denial.
Source? What does it matter? Your hand waving is effectively calling him a liar or an idiot who doesn't know what he is talking about.
So what? His statement was clear and unequivocal.
He said there WERE melted beams and there WAS molten steel. You are just trying to double step around that by playing with semantics.
Abolhassan Astansh SAW MELTED GIRDERS!
What is your denial excuse for that?
You keep making that stupid claim.You got hearsay
C7 said:Abolhassan Astansh SAW MELTED GIRDERS!
You pulled that out of your . . . .The history channel expert was talking and did not see it,
How dare you compare a documentary on the Trade Towers to a program about Bigfoot. You are calling Richard Riggs a liar.Just like the history channel bigfoot and UFO experts, just some bs you can't prove.
I guess you believe in UFOs and Bigfoot since the history channel has experts saying they exist. Got some evidence? No you don't
Your claim of thermite is stupid.You keep making that stupid claim.
Did you read this?
You pulled that out of your . . . .
How dare you compare a documentary on the Trade Towers to a program about Bigfoot. You are calling Richard Riggs a liar.
Stupid report as this is the photo of the melted steel Dr A A-A is looking at. LOLAn engineer investigating the remains of the World Trade Center sees melted girders and other evidence that the towers experienced extreme temperatures on 9/11. Dr. Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl is a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of California, Berkeley.
Denial! You ask for what you know does not exist.Abolhassan Astansh SAW MELTED GIRDERS - Got photos?
No. He is quite capable of recognizing a steel girder when he sees one.Could he of seen Al Cladding?
The cladding does NOT look like steel girders.Did anyone tell C7 about the thousands of Aluminum cladding that looks like columns that covered the WTC? The Aluminum would melt in fires,