Second, no matter what "superheated" the steel, the adjacent plastic would still be exposed to the heat, if not directly (pyroclastic flow going by) then indirectly, by sheer proximity.

Or do you also propose some thermal deflection force field to specifically protect the plastic?

PS: You're right, you didn't explicitly mention space beams, mea culpa. So, what do you make of those (uncorroborated?) anomalies?

Look, I probably have more clues about microwaves than you do - I mean...positrons?? Positrons are the anti-matter complement to electrons, while microwaves are nothing but electromagnetic radiation, in case of the microwave oven at a frequency which water molecules resonate with.

And of course, at the corresponding frequency, you could also stimulate iron - which is what I already said somewhere else - but if we assumed this is what happened, the entire area encompassing the WTCs as well as the affected cars would have been exposed to this radiation, which would clearly have affected ALL iron contained therein. Obviously, this did not happen.

At least you have proven that Ignorance and gullibility often go together.

Plus everyones blood would disassociate (hemaglobin is hinged on Fe)...

Oh, more clues.

How come your assertion that a frequency which water molecules resonate with. is false?

Let me find you the quote and save me the typing:

A microwave oven works by passing microwave radiation, usually at a frequency of 2450 MHz (a wavelength of 12.24 cm), through the food. Water, fat, and sugar molecules in the food absorb energy from the microwave beam in a process called dielectric heating. Many molecules (such as those of water) are electric dipoles, meaning that they have a positive charge at one end and a negative charge at the other, and therefore rotate as they try to align themselves with the alternating electric field induced by the microwave beam. This molecular movement creates heat as the rotating molecules hit other molecules and put them into motion. Microwave heating is most efficient on liquid water, and much less so on fats and sugars (which have less molecular dipole moment), and frozen water (where the molecules are not free to rotate). Microwave heating is sometimes incorrectly explained as a rotational resonance of water molecules, but this is incorrect: such resonance only occurs at much higher frequencies, in the tens of gigahertz. Moreover, large industrial/commercial microwave ovens operating in the 900 MHz range also heat water and food perfectly well.

and learnt something. Did you learn anything about positrons?

Besides, if the effect relies on dipoles, as we now know, there's no way it would affect iron. So, back to the drawing board! Here's another fantasy to follow up on: The WTC was destroyed by Godzilla without thermoptic camo, but all existing footage was altered. Good one, eh?

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A bunch of photos with unsubstantiated accompanying narrative?

First of all, did any of you ever think about the energy needed to deliver the devastation witnessed? Instead of relying on chemical energy (i.e. explosives), the strongest source available to man (apart from fission/uncontrolled fusion), you propose space-based beam weapons? Are you aware of the power attained by modern, mobile laser systems and their efficiency? Do you know that the Star Wars program fell short about 20 powers of what would have been needed?

What you propose would be extraordinarily large satellites, assembled in space for a lacking means of delivery in one piece, which no stargazer or hobby astronomist has ever noticed. Very convincing. Do they have Romulan cloaking devices, too?

and it doesn't even need to be spelled out, as the formidable Gordon Ross did already.

Yes, the DoD spent a lot of funds on this stuff, but there is no evidence to suggest it brought them very far. I'm open for contradicting evidence. Shoes without feet inside them??

The shoe store was attacked by space beams!!

doesn't even offer a single calculation, as such it doesn't even begin to account for anything. Even by your very own logic, that means it can't be valid.

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Does your foot hurt now?