Originally posted by MightyTiny
Yes, that temperature range may be right for the actual september 11th event, but the fires burned in the rubble for a long time afterwards, and because of steel burning under the conditions in the rubble, temperatures can reach much higher. The conspiracy theorist assumes, arbitrarily, without basis, that the melting occurred during the impact (or explosion) event.
If you're interested, see http://www.debunking911.com/ironburns.htm
Yes, that temperature range may be right for the actual september 11th event, but the fires burned in the rubble for a long time afterwards, and because of steel burning under the conditions in the rubble, temperatures can reach much higher. The conspiracy theorist assumes, arbitrarily, without basis, that the melting occurred during the impact (or explosion) event.
If you're interested, see http://www.debunking911.com/ironburns.htm
And Ferran does not explain how steel can evaporate even if it did burn. The New York Times reported steel in the debris pile that appeared to "have been partly evaporated in extraordinarily high temperatures."
I wonder if there are any other scientists who can be identified by name who subscribe to Ferran's theory that the reason the fire was so hot was because the steel caught fire.

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