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I would say that in such a large fire it could be possible to get higher local temperatures than 650C.I can make iron glow(not melt) with a simple gas burner(don't know how hot that gets). Metals will glow when hot enough. At 900C it is a dark red glow and it becomes more like the color in the video at 1200-1500C ( Temperature Colors )Aluminium does melt at 660C and when that liquid aluminium gets heated to 1000-1500C it would glow the way we saw.I find it hard to imagine that in such a large fire with all kinds of materials, it is impossible to reach temperatures of 1200C. Could an oven with good air supply and fuel be formed in such a large mess? I don't know.I'm also not 100% sure that it really is molten metal what we see. What if the "glow" are just flames on the surface of a large plastic "ball". Or any other material that does burn on the surface and looks like a liquid from far away.I don't know and I'm not an expert. Just throwing up some ideas that pop into my mind. I still far from convinced of a conspiracy. There are some weird things though and I find it hard to get a good overview of different sides of the story and how many people support the theories.For every argument for a conspiracy, you can find a counterargument somewhere on the world wide web.Complicated stuff...
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Nobody has anything to say or add to this? Do you find it plausible, can you get counter arguments?
I would say that in such a large fire it could be possible to get higher local temperatures than 650C.
I can make iron glow(not melt) with a simple gas burner(don't know how hot that gets). Metals will glow when hot enough. At 900C it is a dark red glow and it becomes more like the color in the video at 1200-1500C ( Temperature Colors )
Aluminium does melt at 660C and when that liquid aluminium gets heated to 1000-1500C it would glow the way we saw.
I find it hard to imagine that in such a large fire with all kinds of materials, it is impossible to reach temperatures of 1200C. Could an oven with good air supply and fuel be formed in such a large mess? I don't know.
I'm also not 100% sure that it really is molten metal what we see. What if the "glow" are just flames on the surface of a large plastic "ball". Or any other material that does burn on the surface and looks like a liquid from far away.
I don't know and I'm not an expert. Just throwing up some ideas that pop into my mind.
I still far from convinced of a conspiracy. There are some weird things though and I find it hard to get a good overview of different sides of the story and how many people support the theories.
For every argument for a conspiracy, you can find a counterargument somewhere on the world wide web.
Complicated stuff...
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