@farmerman,
Quote:Jever notice how Steve Jones keeps appearing as the main author of the line of crap?
Here is a dandy example of
Science Deniers are Everywhere, one of the best ever on planet Earth.
Did you ever notice how Dr Steven Jones, whose CV blows yours out of the water, farmerman, proved NIST's lie wrong suggesting the molten steel seen pouring out of the corner of WTC2 was aluminum.
What is your PhD in, farmerman?
NIST knew it couldn't be aluminum so they invented a cockamamie theory about organics mixing in to give the yellow glow, "like fireplace logs". So, Dr Steven Jones did what scientists do [pay attention, farmerman and learn] he did an experiment that proved NIST's theory wrong.
Why do you think that NIST still has that lie/disproved theory on their FAQs page? Isn't that terribly unscientific, farmerman. You'd never try to cover things up like that, would you?
[See farmerman's stellar scientific performance at,]
https://able2know.org/topic/369947-1
The reason that NIST left this lie up on their website, as they also left other lies up, is because molten steel is 100% fatal to the US government conspiracy theory.
It is 100% impossible that alleged hijackers were able to melt steel. Molten steel was a big topic for some time after 911 until someone figure out that it blew the government story into a million pieces.
The other reason NIST left this lie up on their FAQs website is that that is the place most citizens go to to get their information. The question and answer format is easy to understand, especially the NIST lies.
Now, it's verboten to talk about the huge volumes of molten steel. Even the scientist, farmerman, denies it, each time breaking his oath as a scientist.