File: jet fuel can't melt steel beams.swf-(920 KB, 854x480, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 04/06/15(Mon)10:03 No.2740707
Your daily reminder
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/15(Mon)10:26 No.2740730
half the references say it can, the other half say it can't; now I'm confused by your conspiracy
double-talk: pick a side and stick to it.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/15(Mon)12:39 No.2740817
>>2740730
A question of scientific fact should be examined rationally. Automatically associating it with a
conspiracy theory is part of the problem.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/15(Mon)13:37 No.2740863
>>2740817
>>2740730
The problem is that the average american citizen is ignorant. For them the steel is either melted
or rigid. Anyone with any form of education, or any european with elementary school behind them
can tell you about a thing called plastic deformation.
For example, it's what steel under stress does more easily when it's heated to glowing.
If you have a gas- or briquette-fired bbq grill, you can test this yourself at home with any
piece of steel.
>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 04/06/15(Mon)14:20 No.2740892
I'd be willing to coincide that jet fuel can't melt steel beams if the people pushing this
argument would coincide that a whole FUCKING FLOOR ON FIRE ... >CAN< melt fucking steel beams.
>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 04/06/15(Mon)14:21 No.2740893
coincide=concede
(rassin frassin auto correct)
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/15(Mon)14:22 No.2740896
>>2740863
this
this
this
1000x this
nobody has heard of the process of annealing I guess
