9/11 Debate

[flyboy77]

Apart from the size difference LP, the fuel capacity is significant.

A B-25 with long range tanks carried 974 US gallons of fuel.  A 767 carries 29,980 US gallons; more than enough to create fires of very high but variable intensity.  Those fires were hot enough to cause the steel to lose structural strength and to distort as a result of temperature variation.  It's just basic metallurgy.

Um, rubbish.

The NIST report acknowledges 90% of the remaining fuel load went on impact. But that's a red herring.

Wait, so you're telling me next to no fuel exploded (was vaporised) when the plane hit the building? Sweet.

Loss of structural strength in 80+ floors (below the impacted floors) of mega reinforced, over engineered steel.

And a remarkable, symmetrical fall in next to free fall speed.

Zero chance.

Try harder.