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A phrase referring to 9/11. This phrase is normally used by conspiracists that 9/11 was inside job carried out by the U.S. under President George Bush. The argument is that the steel beams that collapsed within the tower causing it to fall, could not have been melted by the heat from the collision of the plane. Meaning that the building could have been intentionally brought down via explosives.
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The argument has always been that jet fuel burns at 815 degrees Celsius and that steel only melts at 1480 degrees so therefore jet fuel cannot melt steel beams and 9/11 was a conspiracy. And yes.
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There is one conspiracy, however, that tops them all: that burning jet fuel would not be hot enough to melt the buildings' steel beams. Until, perhaps, now. Georgia blacksmith Trenton Tye is.
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The fact is, jet fuel didn't need to melt through steel for the buildings to come down. A weakened building giving out at any one point might, and gravity just has to do the rest. But you can't tell a conspiracy theorist that. All they'll say back is the same one phrase: "Jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams". It's kind of asinine.
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The original source of "Jet fuel can't melt steel beams." was a caption below a photo depicting puddles of molten metal supposedly in the WTC basement levels. This referred to the belief that Thermite was used, because Thermite does in fact melt steel beams. The statement itself is 100% correct.
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No, this isn't a roundabout way to say "jet fuel can't melt steel beams," but in that statement, you get the answer: fuel. Well, if you think that, you're an idiot, says one Twitter/X user.
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Online conspiracy-theory platforms continue to push claims of US involvement in the attacks. A claim widely shared online, "Jet fuel cannot melt steel beams," suggests the World Trade Center's.
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Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams. May 19, 2016. Man's Indiegogo Campaign to 'Re-create' 9/11 Gets Shut Down Jet fuel can't melt. yeah, no. By Madison Malone Kircher. See an archive of.
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When it was completed in 1973, the World Trade Centre was the tallest building in the world, thanks to many of its revolutionary construction methods. But no.
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No, jet fuel can't melt steel. But it did burn hot enough to damage World Trade Center's structure. September 11 attacks • September 11 attacks, also called 9/11 attacks, series of airline.
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Media Platforms Design Team. "Jet fuel can't melt steel beams" is one of the most widely known arguments that 9/11 was an inside job. It's also one of the dumbest. This metalworker at.
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The theory goes that since ignited jet fuel in the 9/11 explosions didn't get hot enough to melt steel — jet fuel burns at 800 to 1,500 degrees, but the melting point for most steel is 2,700.
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No. Jet fuel burns at a temperature lower than the melting point of any structural steel (the "jet fuel can't melt steel beams" meme originates from 9/11 truthers). However, it can soften steel, causing it to lose structural integrity and ultimately fail under strain (say, from 20-30 stories of skyscraper above it). [deleted]
