9 Scientists from 3 Countries Find Tons of Nano Thermite Near 3 WTC Towers

[MileHigh]

Zmon:

Jet fuel can not burn hot enough to melt steel

Jet fuel in an enclosed space where there is more heat production than heat removal can cause the enclosed space to get hot enough to melt steel.  You have heard of "flash-over" in house fires?  The temperature in the room from stuff burning gets hotter and hotter until everything in the room just spontaneously starts burning in a flash-over.  That's because the heat isn't escaping fast enough.  Same thing for a car engine if the water pump fails.  Same thing for the core of the impact zone.  This is all my opinion.

I am not up for the big debate though.  This discusson is a well worn revolving door.

MileHigh

[z.monkey]

Yes, I know...  This debate has been tedious...
The flash over would only affect the volume of the fireball...
The rest of the building should have been stable, like the ESB in '45...

My apologies if I am too intense about this subject...

The price of freedom is eternal vigilance...

[Cap-Z-ro]

*passes water bucket to MH at end of bench*

*laments not sitting him before his last post*

[utilitarian]

Yes, I know...  This debate has been tedious...
The flash over would only affect the volume of the fireball...
The rest of the building should have been stable, like the ESB in '45...

My apologies if I am too intense about this subject...

The price of freedom is eternal vigilance...

Blacksmiths have been using coal to melt steel for casting for many centuries.  Coal burns at 560 degrees.  Hmmmm.

One other interesting fact.  Although truthers have banged on about fire never melting steel before, something odd happened on April 29, 2007.  Fire melted steel.  A tanker truck in Oakland carrying 8600 gallons of fuel crashed on an elevated underpass.  Fire raged for a long time, but it only took a few minutes for the span above the flames to collapse.  Upon examination afterwards, it turned out that the heat melted the steel.  Go figure.

Source:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/29/us/29cnd-collapse.html?ex=1335499200&en=66ac4765c8c554ce&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss

[Cap-Z-ro]

Of course, thats it!!  in chain reaction fashion, the blacksmith's forge must have set off the nano-thermte...and then, 'BOOM', Marv's yer brother.

Regards...