Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Which you claim is steel but could easily be other metals No they didn't! Or more than likely you and your ilk NEED an outlandish explaination and have run with this one to suit your agenda.
King Mob wrote: » But you guys keep forgetting: thermite and/or explosives cannot produce rivers of molten anything. Those eye witnesses would therefore disprove your preferred theories. If you think that explosives or thermite can produce this, show it. Otherwise your theories are as dumb as space lasers. You haven't explained the difference.
weisses wrote: » So what did firefighters see that looked like stuff you would find in a foundry ?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » This is false because thermate has already been shown to melt steel.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Where do you think the Molten Iron (liquid) ends up? Do you think just evaporates into nothingness? That molten Iron will mix with other materials in a fire and leave a pool of this stuff.
King Mob wrote: » But thermate is not thermite. And it is not nanothermite. It also prooduced a tiny amount of molten metal that cooled and hardened quickly. What other materials? Can you point to any source that describes thermite of any kind doing this? Please answer these questions or man up and say that you cannot. How much molten metal does 1 kg of nanothermite produce? How much molten metal was observed at the WTC? How much nanothermite was used and where was it placed? Also, weiss does not accept your theory, he claims that it was explosives, not thermite. Explosives do not melt anything at all and certainly cannot produce rivers of molten anything.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » The experiment was done on just one tiny piece of a steel beam. Do you expect to see pools of molten Iron on the ground from this? Twin towers was constructed with hundreds of thousands of tons of A36 steel. There plenty of steel in the twin towers that can be melted and left a pool of molten steel. Molten steel can not cool down when buried under rubble for days and weeks. That you think it can just another sign you not informed.
King Mob wrote: » You have dodged everyone one of my questions. You are a dishonest coward. Ok, so the test you posted is unable to show what you claim it does. Post something else then. For example show us an example of the rivers of molten steel under a building that was demolished by thermite. I will also take your ignoring of the point as agreement you reject weisses theory that explosives can produce molten metal.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » You can not produce any evidence building fires leave behind a pool of yellow liquid? Yet we know it happened. You disagree nano-thermite could have resulted in this but then don't show examples of it happening anytime in the past. Don't you find it strange building fires are blamed but there no examples of it prior to 2001 or after 2001. .
King Mob wrote: » Again, you've dodged the question. You are a hypocrite as well. Can you produce any evidence that thermite of any kind can produce a river of molten anything? Can you provide any example of a building demolished by nanothermite? No, you can't.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » I not dodging the question. I never claimed Nanothermite was used to demolish buildings before 9/11.
King Mob wrote: » Can you produce any evidence that thermite of any kind can produce a river of molten anything?
King Mob wrote: » You've dodged pretty much every question put to you because you aren't able to understand them. For example, I asked you to provide an example of a building demolished by nanothermite, which you are now finally admitting that you cannot do. And I asked you to provide proof that nanothermite can produce a pool of molten liquid. Provide this or admit you cannot.
King Mob wrote: » For example, I asked you to provide an example of a building demolished by nanothermite, which you are now finally admitting that you cannot do.
weisses wrote: » Can you provide a theory or source why these molten rivers of metal witnessed by firefighters could exist in the first place ?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Your unable to understand the evidence.
King Mob wrote: » Question dodged. Try again: Provide proof that nanothermite can produce a pool of molten liquid. Provide this or admit you cannot.
King Mob wrote: » That's not an answer to my point.
weisses wrote: » Maybe you should look at content rather then names ...maybe it will change your opinion on NIST
There is no alternative theory backed by solid evidence
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Let's do this another way. Do you disagree with thermate melts steel? Do you disagree with a slag of Iron poured down the side of the steel? Do you not believe nano-thermite can do the same thing to the steel as thermate? If you believe state your reasons why Do you think the slag of Iron cannot mix with other materials in a fire?
weisses wrote: » I asked you a simple question as the possible origin of the molten rivers of metal ... What could have caused this ? ...
Dohnjoe wrote: » Wow, just wow. Maybe you should look at facts and science, instead of pseudo-science and an ever-morphing denialism Perhaps go to an engineering or architectural forum instead of a conspiracy theory forum Perhaps check with skeptics, you know, people who regularly debunk spurious theories like Holocaust denial, flat earth, climate change denial, Sandy Hook theories, anti-vaxxers, etc. A kind reminder you're in the same category as energy weapons, Alex Jones, holograms, etc here. After 17 years you have no witnesses, no insiders, no suspects, no motive, no credible evidence, nothing. A high-rise building being demolished in a secret controlled demolition in a massive giant secret coverup, in the middle of New York, under the scrutiny of the world's media, foreign intelligence agencies, the works.. yeah
The vast majority of comments made by rescue workers, city officials or various others not involved in the actual demolition process at Ground Zero regarding the heat of underground fires or “molten anything” (steel, aluminum, tin, composites, etc.) are conjecture and have no practical value in determining what types of materials were actually burning and at what temperature. Most were simply never in a position to know, and those that were have acknowledged that they don’t know for sure.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Are you calling the 9/11 firefighters who tried to save peoples lives on 9/11 are liars?
Dohnjoe wrote: » You dismiss all firefighters who claimed that WTC 7 was about to collapse. They actually withdrew from the building and adjacent area because they widely believed it was about to collapse You constantly engage in this fallacy of ignoring large amounts or consensus of experts, firefighters, witnesses, investigators, etc in favor of a very select few. It's a hallmark trait of denialism.
Dohnjoe wrote: » It's been explained several times in this thread People mistook molten metal for molten steel. Likewise they mistook glowing red metal for "molten steel". They mistook burning paper for "molten steel".http://www.implosionworld.com/Article-WTC%20STUDY%208-06%20w%20clarif%20as%20of%209-8-06%20.pdf As predicted individuals are in this thread demanding "explain this, explain that". Individuals who repeatedly demonstrate they never accept those explanations regardless. Or constantly use mental gymnastics or incredulity to continue to deny the explanations. That's why this thread is created for them to provide their own backed theories, their own evidence - to see how well it stands up to scrutiny. So far, that isn't happening
Cheerful Spring wrote: » We never know as NIST denied anyone saw molten steel in the rubble.
NIST John Gross claimed this quote “Let’s go back to your basic premise that there was a pool of molten steel. I know of absolutely nobody – no eyewitnesses said so, nobody’s produced it That statement is false and a lie. Various People at the 9/11 collapse site claimed they saw molten steel. NIST claiming nobody said so it a lie.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » It collapsed according to NIST from one girder coming off its seat at column 79. This event could not have got predicted 5 hours before the collapse. Do you think firefighters can see the future?