How Does Aluminum Cut Steel?

a reply to: buddhasystem

There is no such thing as "kinetic force". It sounds the same as "serendipitous bloviating".

Although this reply is very late, are you Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory ?

I realized later the correct term is Kinetic Energy

It certainly does exist.

originally posted by: tep200377
My thoughts is that you just troll around. There are over 100 posts about this OP. Why make one more?

To answer your question with another : How can water cut trough steel ?
science.howstuffworks.com...

Because water should be less solid than aluminium, doesn't it?? OMG ?!?

Google it before you make a post please ..

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1/4; 0.25 of 1 amp is all it takes to kill a man.
It requires an exact formula, like pressurizing water to cut steel.

Could it have been an exact formula to hit the tower(s) in the exact right spot(s) to bring them down in their own footprint?

I'm still flabbergasted over how much material was laterally ejected.

a reply to: xdoubleux

So all the much smaller planes that penetrated buildings were elaborate psyops?