So I was wondering...
...can jet fuel melt steel?
I mean usually when I thinks of buildings on fire, I either see a wooden hut collapsing or a steel building just burning, but not collapsing.
Is it true that jet fuel cant melt Steel? (http://outfacted.com/3-911-steel-fire-impossible) Or is that false?
Most people online (Google) say that kerosene burns around 240-270°C tops... and steel should theoretically not be affected by this low a temp?
Unless you believe that "bridge steel" is somehow different from "building steel" a fire can cause a collapse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXb5M8qKrjw
And the steel doesn't have to "melt" in order to cause a collapse.
Jet fuel can certainly generate a flame of adequate heat range to decrease the durability of steel. You need to understand that this process starts as soon as the heat range of the stell starts to increase and that the other aspect in the formula is the pressure on the steel. The greater the pressure, the less heat range increase is required to cause the metal to don't succeed. I am working as a writer at biology essay writing service(http://www.clazwork.com/qualified-essay-biology-writer), and recently I have made an article on this topic, is fuels melt metals.
Uh oh. 9/11 debunkery doesn't seem to pay so well any more. :)
Uh oh. 9/11 debunkery doesn't seem to pay so well any more. :)
True - you're still better off claiming that Michelle is an MTF transexual - If nothing else you can always point at the mysterious "bulge". 
The smiley doesn't negate the fact that you're using slurs written in tabloids to debase transgendered people, who who still don't have the same official and legislated rights that the majority of the population enjoys. Please be more sensitive.Uh oh. 9/11 debunkery doesn't seem to pay so well any more. :)True - you're still better off claiming that Michelle is an MTF transexual - If nothing else you can always point at the mysterious "bulge".
