[TheZMan]

Does it really matter at this point? Only the wackos believe “we” did it, and we know the buildings fell.

The math is simple:

Skyscraper + flying plane full of fuel = bad.

[Balata]

Don’t need a new theory!

[fso301]

Aluminum isn’t used in rocket fuel for no reason.

[Texas Fossil]

This is not a new concept:

“Aluminum and the World Trade Center Disaster”

http://www.911myths.com/WTCTHERM.pdf

F. R. Greening Ph.D.
Original Version (01.06): Jan 2006
This version (03.06): April 2006

[bossmechanic]

This is incredibly stupid!
1. Any evidence of molten aluminum that “flowed” through the buildings? No
2. Chemical change between aluminum and water??? Nothing dramatic - aluminum oxide maybe - harmless
3. Molten metal + water = rapid steam generation. When confined or when inside molten metal, the steam causes “explosions” - No mystery - happens with molten lead, zinc, steel etc.
Theories this lame can only come from dillusional non-scientists.

[Pontiac]

Ping for later

[Nat Turner]

I have THE theory on why and how the towers fell...50 years of liberalism, multicultural rot, political correctness and the so called Commander in Chief X.42 getting Lewinskys in the oval office and whoring after a Nobel prize, instead of honoring his oath to the Constitution and protecting the nation.

Now let some pointy headed intellectuals dissect that THEORY!!

[vanilla swirl]

“combination of molten aluminum and water releases enormous explosions”

yep, I knew they blew it up /sarc (do you really need that?)

[VTenigma]

1 more B.S. theory. The 10,000 gallons of K1 jet fuel combined with combustables, flamables, and the stack effect had nothing to do with it, it was the spinkler system. sarc. Science has really suffered in this country.

[blackdog]

The pitot tube in my airplane is aluminum casted. The heating element went on a thermal runaway and when the ice and water contacted the pitot tube during a flight in bad weather, the entire thing exploded off the wing and blew all my pitot static instruments to hell thru the tubing as a result of the explosion pressure.

Aluminum does not tolerate contact with water when molten. It does not sizzle, it explodes.

[Freeport]

Sigh...

Let take a quick look at an aircraft structure please. It is made of THIN aluminum:
- Skin TIN
- Longerons THIN
- Wing Spar thick
- Wing struts & skin THIN

90% of an aircraft is made of metal 3/32 or less in thickness.

There was no aircraft post impact. It was aluminum confetti with the exception of the engine cores and the landing gear which are hefty alloys.

So guess what was found post crash? Engine cores and landing gear. Momentum kept them going through the buildings, the rest...

As to this “blob” of aluminum... Nope. Not even close to probable. Confetti.... Think confetti.

[GreyFriar]

Ah Ha, the entire chemical and metal industrial complex was part of the plan! But everyone knows that metal does not burn.

[Arrowhead1952]

Don’t post much here...

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