She's a senior in high school.this past year or so she has learned that all the talk that sounded crazy, isn't! Not just her .her friends and boyfriend all ask me questions.shes taking all college classes this year and ask me about everything that her teachers/professors teach . I'm very proud of her. gives me hope for her generation.
So, according to this guy, the same Chinese satellite that sent down the green lasers to scan the 'air quality' was above during the start of the fires? Is that what he said?
Of course these anomalies are noteworthy and cast much suspicion as to the cause of the fires. I think China was not working alone. The NWO, Hollywood Elites were involved with them.
I was surprised the aluminum didn't oxidize/burn/combust when exposed to a naked flame that was hot enough to melt it in the presence of oxygen (air).
Isn't that why they typically use gasses like argon when welding (melting) aluminum, to block the oxygen and prevent it from just burning? I believe they also need to smelt it using a (reductive) electrolytic process for the same reason, instead of just heating it in the presence of carbon like they do with iron ore.
Asphalt is a conglomerate of many different materials meaning it has increased surface area. So the surface of asphalt would start to melt for example at such temperatures but the surface is also at the top which is in contact with the atmosphere and is being cooled just as quickly.
But this is still a good question because if there is enough heat to the point all of the asphalt is heated up to the melting point then it would take more than a day to fully cool again.
ok, fair enough.. my experience is limited to throwing aluminum cans into (hot) fires and burning aluminum foil with sparkler powder. I'll trust a boilermaker to know.
Ive had bonfires up north that burned for 2 or 3 days while clearing my land, white hot with beer cans in it and the beer cans do not melt, they just char and the lattice is weakened. So why dont the beer cans melt in these white hot fires but aluminum wheels did here? One fire is unmoving and the aluminum is engulfed for a couple days and the other by definition is transient. Doesnt make a lick of sense.
I’m with you in it doesn’t all make sense. The fire is having to jump from one object to the next and each object has to reach these high temps but an isolated bonfire being fed doesn’t reach the same temps.
I have created wood fires and accidentally melted an aluminium pan. If you keep the fire going, you will not find any aluminium afterwards, as the aluminium evaporates quite easily. It takes mere hours depending on how long you keep the fire going.
She's a senior in high school.this past year or so she has learned that all the talk that sounded crazy, isn't! Not just her .her friends and boyfriend all ask me questions.shes taking all college classes this year and ask me about everything that her teachers/professors teach . I'm very proud of her. gives me hope for her generation.
will do mary
So, according to this guy, the same Chinese satellite that sent down the green lasers to scan the 'air quality' was above during the start of the fires? Is that what he said?
Of course these anomalies are noteworthy and cast much suspicion as to the cause of the fires. I think China was not working alone. The NWO, Hollywood Elites were involved with them.
that is what he said
Yes because they're all satanists in the end.
I was surprised the aluminum didn't oxidize/burn/combust when exposed to a naked flame that was hot enough to melt it in the presence of oxygen (air).
Isn't that why they typically use gasses like argon when welding (melting) aluminum, to block the oxygen and prevent it from just burning? I believe they also need to smelt it using a (reductive) electrolytic process for the same reason, instead of just heating it in the presence of carbon like they do with iron ore.
aluminum will melt like that.ive seen and done it. im a retired boilermaker
Asphalt is a conglomerate of many different materials meaning it has increased surface area. So the surface of asphalt would start to melt for example at such temperatures but the surface is also at the top which is in contact with the atmosphere and is being cooled just as quickly.
But this is still a good question because if there is enough heat to the point all of the asphalt is heated up to the melting point then it would take more than a day to fully cool again.
All very true.
you can melt aluminum with a torch.
not sure about the asphalt. was'nt a asphalt-fag . was a boiler-fag...kek
ok, fair enough.. my experience is limited to throwing aluminum cans into (hot) fires and burning aluminum foil with sparkler powder. I'll trust a boilermaker to know.
Ive had bonfires up north that burned for 2 or 3 days while clearing my land, white hot with beer cans in it and the beer cans do not melt, they just char and the lattice is weakened. So why dont the beer cans melt in these white hot fires but aluminum wheels did here? One fire is unmoving and the aluminum is engulfed for a couple days and the other by definition is transient. Doesnt make a lick of sense.
I’m with you in it doesn’t all make sense. The fire is having to jump from one object to the next and each object has to reach these high temps but an isolated bonfire being fed doesn’t reach the same temps.
put some grinder dust on an aluminum can and melt it with a torch= thermite. fun times
argon is used with tig and types of mig.but not stick. and with mig it matters what type of wire your using
yw fren.i told her to get some sleep and call me tomorrow and we'll go over all the info we have right now
oh yeah
that Aluminum melted on the rd is a straight give away
Tire fires can exceed temps of over 2000 Fahrenheit, more than enough to melt rims, etc.
I have created wood fires and accidentally melted an aluminium pan. If you keep the fire going, you will not find any aluminium afterwards, as the aluminium evaporates quite easily. It takes mere hours depending on how long you keep the fire going.
I was watching it and it went DNS error and now it won't work
still works for me