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Creative Speculation

William Seger

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10. Oh yeah, that reminds me

Reply to wildbilln864 (Reply #7)

Wed Sep 14, 2016, 12:36 PM

Sep 2016

... another magical property of hyper-tech supernanothermite is that it can keep steel molten for months.

But tell me more about this training that firefighters and police receive to visually identify molten material.

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Prior to Collapse!? [View all] wildbilln864 Sep 2016 OP

Collapsing floors above ejected a great deal of material from the buildings. Nitram Sep 2016 #1

a) the towers did not pancake... wildbilln864 Sep 2016 #3

I didn't use the word 'pancake'. You should read more carefully. Nitram Sep 2016 #5

LOL, same old cognitive dissonance William Seger Sep 2016 #2

wrong again! wildbilln864 Sep 2016 #4

William's point is still entirely valid. there are any number of substances that have a lower... Nitram Sep 2016 #6

no! William's point is nonsense! wildbilln864 Sep 2016 #7

Trained professionals? Firefighters and police would not have been in a position to see... Nitram Sep 2016 #8

Oh yeah, that reminds me William Seger Sep 2016 #10

Molten aluminum does indeed glow. Where do you get these misconceptions? Nitram Sep 2016 #9

K&R IT LOOKS LIKE A PHOTOGRAPH OF SATELLITE CRASHING INTO A U.F.O. TO ME!!! [LOL] or... Jeffersons Ghost Sep 2016 #11