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OK any uncooked lurkers out there....let us know if TMDs myth is making any sense to you..................anyone?.............no?.................chirp..........chirp.......
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OK any uncooked lurkers out there....let us know if TMDs myth is making any sense to you..................anyone?.............no?.................chirp..........chirp.......
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Right of course there was no CD. I've told you before my concern is not with you, but with those who may be "raw" to this subject. It's clear nothing I say or what anyone says on this matter will not separate you from your dogma. So I would expect you to say nothing different.
Right the reality of this thread (and almost certainly the real reality) is that there was molten steel. The reality also is no one (given the official) story seems to have an explanation for it. Also did you see that ASSE document I referenced? Temperatures up to 2800F
Generally speaking, in this thread there have been theories offered as to why there would be molten steel, as a result of something other than the official story. By and large it appears that molten steel is unexplained in the official story, other than that it just had to be the result of the planes flying into the building. Complete blind faith, unbelievable really.
And did you bother to check the link (given to you twice now) in which it is explained how the IR equipment on the helicopters was in no way suited to making such a measurement?
And did you bother to check the link (given to you twice now) in which it is explained how the IR equipment on the helicopters was in no way suited to making such a measurement?
What article? Not the ASSE one you linked.Also the premise of this article is that there was indeed molten steel, .
I thought I addressed this already though. The ASSE seemed to accept it, so much so they put it in a publication. Certainly you're not insinuating that the ASSE publishes things they don't believe to be accurate? Even if it is not a technical article per say.
Also the premise of this article (you mean this thread?)is that there was indeed molten steel, so one would expect, and in fact there would have to be temperatures that high. With that premise, this thread is attempting to make the case that molten steel would not indicate that something other than the official story is true. With this in mind, why do you feel the need to fight so strongly against these temperatures? They would have had to have been that high?
Could you kindly address these points.
What article? Not the ASSE one you linked.
However a 'combustible' would 'smother' a fire by cutting off oxygen. Your supposed thermite would have no requirement for oxygen and it would still ignite if brought up to the ignition temp such as by contact with, as per your contention, anything at all that is above 430F.The sawdust illustration was meant to show that a combustible could smother rather than fuel a fire under the right circumstances.
No where was it suggested as a practical fire suppression method.
I'm so happy you had an opportunity to reminisce about your childhood.
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The rest of your post appears to be a hypothetical discussion with yourself going off on an unrelated tangent--posing your own questions and then imagining the answers.
Ah the 60's.
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You mean the stuff that Mackey wrote? Yes I read it. That is his opinion.
However a 'combustible' would 'smother' a fire by cutting off oxygen. Your supposed thermite would have no requirement for oxygen and it would still ignite if brought up to the ignition temp such as by contact with, as per your contention, anything at all that is above 430F.
Uh, he goes into great technical detail as to why the IR equipment cannot accurately measure (even remotely accurately) under those circumstances, so it amounts to much more than "his opinion". Have you followed up the science involved?
Are Kepler's laws of planetary motion merely "his opinion"?
Newton's laws just "his opinion"?
Ohm's Law "his opinion"?
"The earth is an oblate spheroid" just my opinion?
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Yes, it's this simple. There are various ways of extinguishing a fire and one of them is to remove its oxygen supply, a means not available in a thermite fire.
If this "thermite-laden dust" were capable of igniting at all then it would continue to combust.
So why not encourage him to keep posting. Do you think he's helping their cause? Obviously, no one here is trying to change his mind.
I understand completely. My point has always been, Let them dig their own hole (even if we have to show them where). As long as they don't fall into the bigotry/hate trap (*), I don't put them on ignore.Ahh...touche'
It's just funny to come into this thread a couple times a week or so and see that he still is blathering on about the same nonsense. 30+ pages of him repeating the same drivel.
It's kind of disappointing. This is all that the truth has left, eh?![]()
FTFY so that it is readable.
As pointed out several times now, your answer to the uninvestigated cause of unconfirmed molten steel is to assume the presence of an unknown and unconfirmed substance.
Explain to me how this is a better explanation than the presence of a hydrocarbon (known to exist in great quantities) fueled combustion (known to have been occurring) environment that was insulated to the point of dissipating less heat than it was producing thus driving the temperature up?
Uh, he goes into great technical detail as to why the IR equipment cannot accurately measure (even remotely accurately) under those circumstances, so it amounts to much more than "his opinion". Have you followed up the science involved?
Are Kepler's laws of planetary motion merely "his opinion"?
Newton's laws just "his opinion"?
Ohm's Law "his opinion"?
"The earth is an oblate spheroid" just my opinion?
Stuff does not become true just because you say it, tmd2_1. And I think this gets to the essence of your problem ... you think every "opinion" is of equal value and you can't tell the difference between opinion and scientific fact.
Oh, and by the way, if I had £1 for every point of mine - and many others' - you have failed to address then I could buy a new car, so please don't patronise me with your juvenile demands for answers.
I understand completely. My point has always been, Let them dig their own hole (even if we have to show them where). As long as they don't fall into the bigotry/hate trap (*), I don't put them on ignore.
* tmd2_1 is tip-toeing down that line with the "AQ is not capable" but, I don't think he's aware he is.
How is it funny? Can you explain how your "thermite" was able to produce more heat energy than is theoretically possible with the thermite reaction. Please be specific, I will understand.(no Youtubes please).Yes digging a hole...ahh if you only knew just how funny that statement is coming from most of the "debunkers" here.