Re: 9/11
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 2:51 am
Can't forget about the jet fuel. It can't melt steel beams remember?
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Re: 9/11
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 5:31 am
Correct, jet fuel can not melt steel beams.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 2:07 am
The thing that always amazed me about the "fire can't melt steel" argument is how many people have apparently never been near a fire. Anyone who's ever tended a fire knows a red hot poker bends easily compared to being cold even though it's nowhere near the melting point. There are a lot of really naive people out there.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 2:37 am
JLV, the earth is flat. Clearly metal doesn’t melt smh. Please check your facts before you post.jlv wrote:The thing that always amazed me about the "fire can't melt steel" argument is how many people have apparently never been near a fire. Anyone who's ever tended a fire knows a red hot poker bends easily compared to being cold even though it's nowhere near the melting point. There are a lot of really naive people out there.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 6:05 am
jlv wrote:The thing that always amazed me about the "fire can't melt steel" argument is how many people have apparently never been near a fire. Anyone who's ever tended a fire knows a red hot poker bends easily compared to being cold even though it's nowhere near the melting point. There are a lot of really naive people out there.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 6:19 am
Now everyone's fun is ruined by facts and logic 
Can't see how people believe the jet fuel part. Melt, no? Significantly weaken, Yes.
Can't see how people believe the jet fuel part. Melt, no? Significantly weaken, Yes.Re: 9/11
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 3:51 pm
Of course jet fuel alone can't melt steel. When you have a fire being stoked by chimney effect and high winds that day at that altitude and you now have a blast furnace. That's why you see molten steel pouring out of some of the windows and holes before the collapse. #fakescience #fakenews #derp
Re: 9/11
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 1:34 am
Are you sure about the molten steel? Everything I've seen says it didn't get that hot.
Wikipedia has a nice MS Paint diagram showing the generally accepted theory of how it collapsed:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collapse_ ... ade_Center
Wikipedia has a nice MS Paint diagram showing the generally accepted theory of how it collapsed:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collapse_ ... ade_Center
Re: 9/11
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 3:43 am
I've seen clips where it looks like rivers of sparks pouring down out of a crevice or hole that's been blazing for an hour or whatever it was. That says molten metal to me. With all of the plastic, paper and any other combustibles beside the abundant liquid fuel provided, it's easy to get to those temps. Think firestorms in Dresden etc.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 4:41 pm
your not wrong bro ive been vaping for a few years and havent croaked over yet but i know a few people who have almost died because of the fake carts and theres been people that have died because of a vape blowing up but not because of hitting itMOTOZ293 wrote:how much info our govt covers up and/or flips is insane. For example these Ecig deaths. So 6 people have died recently from vaping, which caused lung issues. Now they are wanting to ban all flavored ecig juice, and cigars. Come to find out it wasnt Ecigs at all, it was actually fake cannabis carts which were tampered with and had Vitamin E in them. Vitamin E when heated to the temp of vaporizing is very toxic. Why are there fake carts? Its because not all states are legal, so if youre in a state where its illegal (depending if you know where your guy gets them) you never know if its a real cart or if it came from a legal state. Solution? Make weed nationally legal so we dont have fakes out there killing people. Also if youre banning flavored vape juice, youre going to push these vape and cigar companies out of business. Not to mention most cigar companies are mom & pop companies who've been handed down for generations. Who does that leave? Big tobacco companies who are already not allowed making flavored products.137 wrote:Dude the original footage showed news teams interviewing fire fighters and they were describing the “boom boom boom boom” sound, exactly how a demolition would sound, on top of pictures catching the lower levels exploding before the debris was coming down. I was actually reading up on some info like a year or 2 ago and came across this website that showed all the flight listings for that morning, I wanna say 1 or 2 of the planes that “hit” the towers actually never took off. I’ll try to dig that info up cause it blew my mind!MOTOZ293 wrote: 100% agree. I dont see why people refuse to see or hear this side of the story. Buildings dont fall in that way unless set for demolition
Re: 9/11
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 7:41 pm
Have a look
Re: 9/11
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 9:28 pm
damnMotoboss wrote:
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Re: 9/11
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 11:48 pm
It was probably aluminum. That would have melted at 660 C. It couldn't be steel because the building would collapse way before it got that hot.TeamHavocRacing wrote:I've seen clips where it looks like rivers of sparks pouring down out of a crevice or hole that's been blazing for an hour or whatever it was. That says molten metal to me. With all of the plastic, paper and any other combustibles beside the abundant liquid fuel provided, it's easy to get to those temps. Think firestorms in Dresden etc.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2019 5:24 am
Here I go! All vid posting 'n shit! It has to be a ferrous metal to make orange sparks or it could be lots of flashing material which is very thin galv steel mixed in with the aluminum. It was a perfect chimney/blast furnace setup that day. I don't dabble that far into metallurgy, but I know my spark colors.
Re: 9/11
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 1:19 am
Whatever it is it looks like it's burning on the way down. Probably plastic or oil.TeamHavocRacing wrote:Here I go! All vid posting 'n shit! It has to be a ferrous metal to make orange sparks or it could be lots of flashing material which is very thin galv steel mixed in with the aluminum. It was a perfect chimney/blast furnace setup that day. I don't dabble that far into metallurgy, but I know my spark colors.