King Mob wrote: » Lol, nope. Molten steel is it's own material seperate from molten iron.https://www.reliance-foundry.com/blog/cast-iron-vs-cast-steel But this raises a question cause your witnesses are saying that it was molten steel, not molten iron. Why are they claiming they saw something that you apparently think doesn't exist? Are they all lying now? Also again none of my quotes you posted can be interpreted as me saying that steel wasn't made from iron. You were lying, but I think this was from your poor reading comprehension rather than malice or your typical outright dishonesty. You have also again failed to produce anything to show your central premise that thermite etc can produce rivers of molten steel that can last for 2 months. I don't understand why you can't just point to a skyscraper that was demolished by thermite etc that also had these large pools of molten metal. Surely there's tons of examples?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » This molten steel at a foundry
This looks exactly like what the eyewitnesses described they saw in the rubble molten steel
Dohnjoe wrote: » Right this is getting absolutely beyond ridiculous I am in work Can someone circle the guy beside the "molten steel" in this pic (sorry I've missed a good few posts don't know if it's been pointed out This man would be dead if that was molten steel.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » They found Unignited nano-thermite in the dust. That means there Unignited nano-thermite in the rubble when the buildings collapsed. If that nano-thermite got exposed to heat in the rubble a reaction will be triggered. You think heat ranges are all the same? Different spots will be hotter. I said thermal images showed hotspots of 800c at the surface of the rubble. When workers started removing the rubble they claim I don't they heat was 1500c down there. I doubt a fire blazed at 900c for over an hour in both towers. After jet fuel burned off max 500c or 600c.
King Mob wrote: » I hadn't noticed him cause I was looking at the photo on my phone...:o
GreeBo wrote: » Oh and to your earlier point, the insulating properties of rubble seem pretty incredible, why are we all bothering with researching insulating materials when plain old chunks of concrete can keep temperatures at > 1500 C without any fuel source ?
King Mob wrote: » Also remember that this unburnt thermite that existed for some reason and somehow didn't go off during the fires or when all the molten metal was flying around, was sitting there mixed with the concrete somehow keeping it at a gentle simmer for months without losing heat. It also somehow didn't eat through the concrete providing all this insulation despite being told by Cheerful early that thermite etc is capable to turning it to dust. Also somehow the steel somehow stayed molten despite being no hotter then the 900 degrees C of the hottest hot spots...
Dohnjoe wrote: » Obviously not 1500c, but air channels can keep hot fires burning underground at high temps
GreeBo wrote: » I'm sorry, didn't *your* source, the super helpful fireman, tell us it was 1500C? In case you have forgotten, here is *your* quote on the video. "Here workers on the video are talking about the extreme heat 1500c six weeks after the 9/11 event. " Are you aware that at this point you are conspiring against yourself in part of the greatest coverup since the moon landings?
Dohnjoe wrote: » There are many sources on the molten iron present at ground zero after 911. Why would the firefighters and rescuers lie about liquified iron they saw with their own eyes? These are people who have to deal with building and high-rise fires on a regular basis, they are more than qualified to know what they are talking about..
Dohnjoe wrote: » Were you there? I highly doubt it, so how can you know more than the witnesses?
Dohnjoe wrote: » It's a well known fact that the fires burnt for 100 days after the towers came down, what do you think was fueling those fires?
Dohnjoe wrote: » Steel is 95% Iron. Yes you can look that up in google Where is this coming from?
Dohnjoe wrote: » So.. tempting.. to .. keep.. going More proof that "skeptics" can't read
GreeBo wrote: » Please go on. Show how during cleanup steel machinery would be used to lift molten steel.
Labeling "liquid metal" on things doesnt make them liquid metal.
its far, far FAR more likley that your ****ty quality photo us just more burning paper debris like in all the other photographs.
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Dohnjoe wrote: » That was some metal in an inbetween state - it doesn't just go liquid right away, everyone knows this
Dohnjoe wrote: » If you prefer I can use the term "molten steel" like the firefighters and witnesses actually said
Dohnjoe wrote: » Looks the same quality as most other photos from 911. Doesn't look like burning paper to me.
Dohnjoe wrote: » You are referring to a group of 2,500 architects and engineers. I think you will find their consensus is worth a little more than the views of a random individual on the internet
Dohnjoe wrote: » I'm still waiting for the penny to drop
Dohnjoe wrote: » Greebo, I started this thread, I don't maintain that 911 was an inside job, I believe you have me mixed up with someone else You maybe need to reread the last page or two I was "playing the part" of a truther there Jokes aside, demonstrates how easy it is to babble about insane stuff and tie people up in explanations
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » When i read your 1st post a couple of pages back i though cheerful had used a mind control device (we all know they exsist!) On you and turned you to the dark side :pac:
King Mob wrote: » I hadn't noticed him cause I was looking at the photo on my phone...:o I also like how when you do a reverse google search for that photo, you get a bunch back of foundry workers that close to the molten steel. They are all in protective suits.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » It not its reflection from the camera:D See the way the second guy standing in the picture!
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » :rolleyes:
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Its the reflection of this guy standing looking downwards. You even see his hand position is the same as the reflection.