Ganymede
Valued Senior Member
So it's also a fact that steel buildings don't lose strength at 800 degree's farenheit.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe...in.block.fire/
This link proves that not even a 800 degree fire that burned for 24hours can bring down a steel building
So it's safe to say that all the evidence I've laid out has yet to be disputed. I would like to commend all who have participated.
Checkmate!
Emergency crews at the scene said firefighters were waiting for the temperature inside the building to drop, which they said would lessen the danger of collapse.
At their peak, temperatures reached 800 degrees Celsius (1,472 Fahrenheit), said Javier Sanz, head of Madrid's firefighters.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe...in.block.fire/
This link proves that not even a 800 degree fire that burned for 24hours can bring down a steel building
So it's safe to say that all the evidence I've laid out has yet to be disputed. I would like to commend all who have participated.
Checkmate!
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