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Originally Posted by fastom
I don't think anybody had to endure 1500 degree temperatures. Fire is just not that hot. Ever been near a wood stove, a campfire or a candle? You can stand just inches away from either and not burn up... why is that?
If you believe the witnesses who were just a couple floors above for a while after the impact it wasn't hot enough to mention.
The fire would need to be forced and directed (aka: a torch) to have the claimed effects on the building.
A whole lot of video evidence shows just what the fire was doing, to compare with other more severe building fires it looks pretty minor. Nothing to make it collapse.
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have you pointed a laser thermometer are the center of a fire or stove??? It's hotter in the CENTER of the fire but exponential amounts.... but you can still stand next to it.
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