Even if by some weird accident, "a microsphere of fly ash that is both void of silicon and 80% iron" had been produced in a coal-burning power plant, there is basically zero chance that it would have been found in the handfuls of dust examined by RJ Lee Group, USGS and Jones et al. USGS noted a microsphere is consisting of only iron and oxygen. To believe that such a microsphere was produced by coal-burning and that in the tons of dust USGS just happened to pick up the cupful that contained it is utterly absurd.
If you were to inform yourself of the research on the WTC dust already linked to here, you would find that the report by RJ Lee Group noted the presence of “vesicular siliceous and spherical fly ash components” in addition to the iron-rich microspheres, and stated that “[t]hese types of particles are classic examples of high temperature or combustion by-products and are generally absent in typical office dust.”
http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/..._WTCDustSignatureCompositionAndMorphology.pdf
There were both fly ash spherules and, chemically distinct from these, iron spherules found in the WTC dust.
The billions of of iron-rich microspheres that were in the WTC dust prove the existence of temperatures much higher than those produced by hydrocarbon fires. There is ample other evidence of such high temperatures:
High Temperatures, Persistent Heat & 'Molten Steel' at WTC Site Contradict Official Story
Extremely high temperatures were evident before and during the destruction of the World Trade Center Twin Towers and at Ground Zero. Seven minutes before the destruction of the South Tower, a flow of molten metal appeared, accompanied by several smaller flows, as documented by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The material’s glowing color showed that its temperature was close to “white hot” at the very beginning of the flow and “yellow-orange” further down. Iron-rich spheres in the WTC dust are additional proof of temperatures above the melting point of iron. Pyroclastic-like, rapidly expanding dust clouds after the destruction of the Towers can also be explained only by the expansion of hot gases.
The high-temperature phenomena at Ground Zero are documented by various sources:
Bechtel engineers, responsible for safety at Ground Zero, wrote in the Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineers: “The debris pile at Ground Zero was always tremendously hot. Thermal measurements taken by helicopter each day showed underground temperatures ranging from 400ºF to more than 2,800ºF.”
The fact that high-temperature phenomena were an important issue at Ground Zero is underscored by the large number of thermal images acquired: images by SPOT, MTI, AVIRIS/NASA, "Twin Otter"/U.S. Army, and at least 25 images by EarthData, taken between Sept. 16 and Oct. 25. In addition, temperature measurements by helicopter were taken each day, and the firefighters used onsite sensors too.
Many witnesses, including rescue personnel and firefighters working on the piles, described the phenomenon of “molten steel.” Terms used in witness statements are, for example, “molten steel,” beams “dripping from molten steel,” “molten steel … like you’re in a foundry. Like lava, from a volcano.” A photograph taken on September 27 by a Ground Zero worker shows an excavating machine lifting debris from the WTC wreckage dripping yellow/orange molten metal.
WTC clean-up workers and 9/11 artifacts architect Bart Voorsanger, in the PBS video “Relics from the Rubble,” described what must have been several tons of “fused element of steel ... molten steel and concrete and all of these things …all fused by the heat,” weighing several tons each. These foreign objects came to be known as “meteorites.”
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FEMA documents in their Appendix C of its May 2002 WTC Building Performance Assessment Team study, for sample 1, “evidence of a severe high temperature corrosion attack on the steel, including oxidation and sulfidation with subsequent intergranular melting.” A “sulfur-rich liquid” containing “primarily iron, oxygen, and sulfur” “penetrated” into the steel.
The extremely high temperatures contradict the official story. Office and hydrocarbon fires burning in open air (~500° to 1,500° F) cannot reach temperatures in the range that iron or structural steel melts (2,700° F). This was even acknowledged by NIST’s Co-Project Leader, John Gross . . .
http://www1.ae911truth.org/en/news-...eel-at-wtc-site-challenge-official-story.html
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