reply to post by thedman
if the thermite is unreacted so how did it create the heat?
If there was unreacted thermite, as the rubble settled some of it could have been ignited, keeping the temperature extremely high for long peroids of
time. In fact unreacted thermite is the
only reasonable explanation as to why the temperatures stayed so high for so long.
Ever
see a mine fire? Will smolder for months or years - same with WTC 7
all the building contents provided fuel to burn for weeks. Main WTC
site burned for over 3 months.
Well this isn't a mine fire. The only time a mine fire stays burning for extended periods of time is when it's a
coal mine or some other
mineral that will feed the fire. If the contents of the building have been proven not to be capable of burning hot enough to melt the steel columns,
how could the contents of the building burn hot enough to produce pools of
molten metal?
As for chemical traces - Jones is a fool
The chemical traces were sulphur - which is part of the gypsum board
and barium, which is present in florescent lights and in TV/CRT tubes of
which there are thousands in WTC 7.
Really? So a man who graduated magna cum laude with his his bachelor's degree in physics from Brigham Young University where he later became a
professor, and got his Ph.D. in physics from Vanderbilt University, conducted his Ph.D. research at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and
post-doctoral research at Cornell University and the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility, who also pioneered work on Muon-catalyzed fusion, (cold
fusion) is a "fool"?
I'm curious where you got that information.
Could you please post your references where you got the information stating that:
"The chemical traces were sulphur - which is part of the gypsum board and barium, which is present in florescent lights and in TV/CRT tubes of which
there are thousands in WTC 7."
I would like to see that.
[edit on 11-12-2008 by ashamedamerican]