You are just bound and determined to show the world what a fool you are, aren’t you.
”jet fuel wasn’t burning …”*
Like in seconds - you really are clueless aren’t you
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You have completely misquoted me.
But speaking of clues … Have you ever seen video of crashd jet planes? They burn for hours or until a fire crew can extinguish the flames.
Phillip Marshall murdered his children and then killed himself.
jet fuel is an accelerant that does burn in it’s atomized state when mixed with oxygen…it’s the fumes that actually burn not the liquid. However the liquid can and does permeate textiles, drywall, cushions, papper, wood etc etc etc. basically cellulose and synthetic materials, most of which are petroleum based (ie, plastics) - and that is everywhere. Accelerant are good and bringing material that has a much higher flashpoint to that point of combustion …and very quickly…those fires burn for a lot longer and with intense heat caused from the release of energy in a variety of materials that are NOW (soak with jet fuel) instantly combustible.
The fires that would keep burning in a plane crash are fueled by the same higher flash-point materials set ablaze instantly thanks to the accelerant. Remember a jet fuel-soaked seat cushion will burn like a cotton ball with vaseline on it…for a long time at high temps.
That is the case with all petroleum fuels. On a cool day, you can extinguish a lit match in an open bucket of gasoline. However, that does NOT make it inflammable. When some idiot claims that jet fuel does not burn when a plane with full fuel tanks flies into a building, we all know what he means.
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Bullshit.
The fuel can only burn at the rate it is oxidized. The amount of oxygen determines the rate of burn.
Burning at over 3,000 degrees F turns everything in those buildings but concrete and steel into fuel including the aluminum, carpet, desks, polymers of all kinds not to mention all that wood.
You’re lying out of your ass again and/or too stupid to realize what you’re peddling is pure BS.
Only 13 seconds in your “point” is shown to be pure BS.
That isn’t molten steel, it’s softened, warped plate steel and I Beam.
Even if true it’s long proven that you can melt steel with Kerosene and/or NG, both of which were present in large volumes.
Where and how exactly
Wrong again!, there are many videos showing molten steel flowing from the buildings
Kerosene and NG fired furnaces. Hell you can melt steel with propane and enough oxygen.
The video showed bent, softened red hot steel, not molten steel.
Looks like molten steel to me!
Based on what exactly? The exterior of the towers was claded in aluminum, not steel.
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The vid above shows something orange flowing from building
Why does molten/hot steel glow orange or red, whereas molten/hot aluminum is still silver in color?
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Based on your own BS. Burning aluminum (thermite) will turn solid steel into molten steel.
Seriously Magog, ask mommy if you can bust your piggy bank so you can go out and buy a clue.
http://devil-forge.com/14-gas-furnaces
Given adequate oxygen, certainly. From here, for instance, you can get an approximate maximum flame temperature for kerosene burning in air, and a higher concentration of oxygen will increase the temperature. At 3800 F, this is about 1000 F above the melting point of steel, so melting steel with jet fuel (kerosene) is entirely possible.
Of course, “Common sense suggests that steel beams should not yield” suggests that you’ve been visiting 9-11 conspiracy sites, and it’s important that you realize that melting beams is not remotely required to bring down a building. All you need to do is a) destroy some of the existing beams in order to increase the load on the survivors, and b) heat some of the survivors enough to reduce their strength to the point that they can no longer support their load. When some start to deform, this will throw extra load on the others, and a chain reaction of failure is certainly possible. And steel will certainly lose strength at high temperatures - typically about 50% at 1000 F, and 75% at 1100 F.
Then you should have no trouble finding one to post.
But how will you prove it is molten steel and not some other metal with a lower melt temperature?