Sunday, March 1, 2020

NIST Switched Fahrenheit with Celsius and Sold Weakening Fraud

Quote was

Skysaver

"But what about a house fire or a high rise fire? How hot does that fire get? Generally, high rise fires burn at about 593 Celsius or 1,100 Fahrenheit. This is not hot enough to destroy metals or earthly.." This does not help NIST weakening theory either—made substances but it is hot enough that these fires cause $8.6 billion dollars in property damage according to FEMA. Generally, jewlery, silver coins, tools, silverware, filing cabinets, cookware, some appliances, barbeque grills, firesafes, and stone tables can still be found intact after house fires and apartment fires. These items would need to take in a lot more heat in order to be affected. The strength of steel remains essentially unchanged until about 600°F. The steel retains about 50% of its strength at 1,100°F
Peter Michael Ketcham OF NIST took a few seconds to discover fraud



Why is the NY Fire Department asking for a new investigation for the collapse of the WTC buildings?

Did NIST plagiarize Skysaver's high rise fire temperature in their Frequently Asked Questions section and then swap around the Fahrenheit with Celsius? Does this fit with other known scams NIST was caught doing? Is this the final nail in coffin for NIST? Does this nail prove once in for all they were openly lying about what happened on 9/11? Free Fall NIST Fraud Issue
NIST Quote: “Normal building fires and hydrocarbon (e.g., jet fuel) fires generate temperatures up to about 1,100 degrees Celsius (2,000 degrees Fahrenheit)” Other quotes with 1,100
"The average house fire temperature!
  • The average house (one like yours and mine) fire burns at a temperature of about 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit,which isn't hot enough to destroy most metals and earthly-made substances."

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