Just because a metal becomes a liquid doesn't mean that the metal remains liquid forever C7. When liquid metal cools it returns to a solid.
If the metal is to remain a liquid then it needs extra heat energy for it to remain liquid otherwise it's going to cool down.
How can thermite produce this energy over weeks?
Yes, yes we know thermite melts steel, but you are not telling us how it can do this over a period of weeks. You have to show how.
Hint: Saying thermite melts steel is not an answer.
However, there has never been any proof of liquid steel so your question is moot. If we say fires you'll say they weren't hot enough.
I'd really also like to know how this thermite got into the rubble pile. We know that there wasn't tons of it outside in the plaza so the only place it could be would be in the building.
Why did the NWO use thousands of times the amount of thermite needed to just cut columns, but keep liquid steel liquid for weeks?
Lets say that there were a good few tonnes of themite per floor and that this was burning before the collapse to cut the columns.
Why didn't all this thermite burn up? Why was the majority of it not burnt?
When the towers collapsed the towers constituents and contents were thrown everywhere.
Thermite powder is very light, it would have blown everywhere after the collapse. How did thermite manage to remain in such quantities and concentrations after the collapse? Why wasn't it blown away like dust?
Lastly, thermite requires a very high temperature to ignite. If the fires in the rubble pile were not hot enough then how could it ignite this powder?
You see C7 the more you claim thermite the more questions you throw up. You can't just shout "thermite melts steel" and expect anyone to accept that as an answer. You have to show how thermite could survive the collapse and not get spread everywhere and then you have to show how it could be ignited then show how it can maintain it's reaction over weeks.