I just want to know how the steel was melted by a kerosene/office fire!

[wildbilln864]

:crazy:

[KDLarsen]

1. It wasn't

.. but thanks for playing.

[wildbilln864]

2. You're right. It was melted by thermit. So who put the thermite there?

[KDLarsen]

3. Who said it was melted?

n/t

[wildbilln864]

4. for one....

several firemen and first responders on the scene. Did you see the link in the OP?

[KDLarsen]

5. 2 things..

1) Blogspot/Blogger doesn't like people hotlinking their images - and I'm not sure about DU rules on the subject either.

2) The "image"/evidence card is from July 2007. How does any of the stuff in it even hold up to the NIST report from fall 2008 anyway?

[biermeister]

6. I'd like to know what caused these high temperatures

http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2001/ofr-01-0429/thermal.r09.html

[hack89]

7. Tons of combustibles burning in the rubble pile. nt

[William Seger]

8. I just want to know what caused this

... in WTC 5:



Oh, that's right; http://wtc7lies.googlepages.com/canofficefirescauselargesteelcolumnstobu">it was on fire, too. Never mind.

[Subdivisions]

9. Do you have a link for high-res versions of those images? n/t

[William Seger]

10. Nope. Follow the link (and maybe read the page while you're there) and track it down yourself (n/t)

[wildbilln864]

11. and it did not collapse did it?

:shrug:

[William Seger]

12. Well yes, it did partially collapse, wildbill

Some parts because of falling debris damage but also some parts because of fire.

[wildbilln864]

13. It was demolished!

Partial collapse of it's upper floors. Well there goes the sledgehammer theory huh.
video link :hi: