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Richard Gage lost the argument for you when he was caught in his falsehoods.
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
Richard Gage lost the argument for you when he was caught in his falsehoods.
How was his argument about the iron micro spheres? You have failed to convince me of any other reasoning. I am still waiting, only have a life time remaining.
Your dishonesty is distressing to imply Richard Gage wrote a letter by Rich Lee.
you started on about iron micro spheres which are made by many process, and not exclusive to thermite.
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
It is an interesting photo there. Watching the whole video, these beams do appear to vaporize as the steel beams turn into iron micro spheres. So far we have thermite as one option that can do this. Where did the heat come from?
How would thermite “vaporize” Iron or steel?
Boiling point of Iron. 5198 Fahrenheit. Steel is a little less.
Thermite burns at at4000 Fahrenheit.
So how would thermite vaporize whole columns?
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
How would thermite “vaporize” Iron or steel?
Boiling point of Iron. 5198 Fahrenheit. Steel is a little less.
Thermite burns at at4000 Fahrenheit.
So how would thermite vaporize whole columns?
Good question. What was the source of this heat?
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
It is an interesting photo there. Watching the whole video, these beams do appear to vaporize as the steel beams turn into iron micro spheres. So far we have thermite as one option that can do this. Where did the heat come from?