This YouTube video from early today...visit to the outskirts of the town where two cars were viewed....lot of melting on the aluminum of both cars, while it was only a grass fire around (circle of probably 300 ft). Oddly houses on all 360 degees....maybe 500 ft away...stood with no damage.
Amount of heat necessary....can not be produced by a plain grass fire.
I thought of that when I saw the photo that (at least in the photo I saw), was a swath through a community, and I concluded . . . so many homes with alcohol.
This YouTube video from early today...visit to the outskirts of the town where two cars were viewed....lot of melting on the aluminum of both cars, while it was only a grass fire around (circle of probably 300 ft). Oddly houses on all 360 degees....maybe 500 ft away...stood with no damage.
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Where are all the metal house appliances? Seems as though almost everything inside these houses has been incinerated into ashes. Amazing heat!! Then there is the yet-to-be-explained anomaly of the color blue. Note the blue umbrellas outside one of the cafes standing there like lonely survivors. There is also a blue car or two on the streets that is relatively untouched. There’s a reason they don’t want nosey people onto the crime scene. The implication of this is simply horrendous. Are they going to get away with it like they have so far with COVID and the Vax?
Do not forget that once a car fire starts there is a lot of fuel for a fire. The fuel (gasoline or diesel), tires (rubber), plastics, etc.
I saw that video as well. What probably happened was that the grass caught fire from flying embers and then the plastic on the cars caught fire and then the tires and then the gas tank went off and so on.
I am not a thermonnuclear engineer.
I used to watch too much TV, and I still love movies
Burned shells of cars. My expectation>the fuel would ignite and the gas tank explode. Yet, the truck lid/back of car remained intact.
That’s weird
Amount of heat necessary....can not be produced by a plain grass fire.
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Check for radient heat from nearby hot fires.