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[John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr @the_17thletter4]

The man who tried to climb down the outside of Tower 1 on 9/11.

This is his story.

[𝓸𝓶𝓰 𝓲𝓽𝓼 𝓓𝓻𝓪𝓴𝓸 ♕ ★🧝🏽‍♂️ @DrakoAfoa]

This is literally the best thing I've ever seen.

Best use of ai l've ever witnessed aswell.

#Dexter #DexterResurrection

[Abbey | BLUE EYES @Blue_Eyes]

9/11 Footage - Ground Zero.

Interview With A Man From The 81st Floor & The North Tower Collapse.

[Forbidden HQ 🐇 @WearForbidden]

FORBIDDEN STUDIOS PRESENTS: UNSINKABLE

They were promised the ship could never go down.

He believed them.

[Susan Kokinda Q @SusanKokindaQ]

💥9/11
💊I’m just providing you
the information…
💥but 40 Floors below

TheHiddenProtocol

[Brad Zerbo @BradCGZ]

According to the people who were in the Towers there were "Numerous Secondary Explosions"

According to the "Experts" who arrived to a pile of mangled steel, there were "No Secondary Explosions."

Who do you believe?

[Duckman @TheDuckman01]

The man who tried to climb down the outside of Tower 1 on 9/11.

This is his story.

[MartinaKlar @MartinaKlar]

‼️Video 9/11 keine Flugzeuge‼️‼️‼️
Privat Aufnahmen

[AMERICANDREAM09 🇺🇸 Jack Media ~DREAM @JackMedia7]

WERE WORLD TRADE CENTER TOWERS PREPARED WITH THERMITE TO WEAKEN ENTIRE STEEL STRUCTURE TO ALLOW DEMOLITION AND FREE FALL SPEED? 🔥

Thermite is a mixture of a metal powder (almost always aluminum) and a metal oxide (most commonly iron oxide, such as rust or mill scale). When ignited it undergoes a highly exothermic redox reaction that produces molten metal and aluminum oxide slag at temperatures far above the melting point of steel.

The classic reaction is:

\[ 2Al + Fe_2O_3 \rightarrow Al_2O_3 + 2Fe + \text{heat} \]

Similar reactions use magnetite (\(Fe_3O_4\)). The aluminum strips oxygen from the iron oxide, releasing a large amount of energy because aluminum oxide is far more stable. Theoretical peak temperatures can exceed 2,500–3,000 °C; the molten iron that actually flows out is typically in the 2,000–2,500 °C range after heat losses.

The mixture is hard to start (it needs a high-temperature igniter such as a magnesium strip or special starter powder) but once running it is self-sustaining and difficult to extinguish.

Effect on steel
Steel melts at roughly 1,370–1,540 °C depending on composition. Thermite easily exceeds that, so it can both melt steel and deposit new molten iron that fuses with it.

The most important industrial use is thermite (aluminothermic) welding, especially of railroad rails. A refractory mold is clamped around a small gap between two rail ends. The rails are preheated, then the thermite charge (plus alloying additions so the product matches rail steel) is ignited in a crucible above the mold. Superheated molten steel pours into the gap, melts a thin layer of the rail faces, and mixes with them. After cooling, the result is a continuous, high-strength fusion joint. The same principle is used for heavy structural repairs, crane rails, and some pipe or electrical connections.

Because the reaction produces a pool of liquid iron hotter than steel’s melting point, concentrated thermite can also cut or burn through steel plates or sections. The molten iron itself acts as a heat-transfer medium and can mix with the target metal. In practice, heat losses to the surroundings mean large amounts of thermite are required to melt massive steel members; small charges mainly produce local melting and welding rather than wholesale destruction of large beams.

In short, thermite does not “eat” steel chemically; it delivers enough heat and molten iron to melt, mix with, and fuse steel, which is why it is valued for field welding of large steel sections and can also be used to cut metal when applied in a focused way.

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[JoeShmoe @Browncoat_Joe]

@harukaawake Never bend the knee to these people

[Rabbi Jeff @RabbiJeffx]

Hey @grok, which foreign leader has ever said something like this?

Start with the name.

[RigoStaRR @RigoIrizarry]

25 Years Later. I Was There. My 9/11 story.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

Someone said it isn’t suicide like we know of it. That they were dying either way. They just chose how. Heartbreaking.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A wonderful tribute to the victims of 9/11 by Sky Element Drones, 2,977 Lights over New York Harbor. One light for every life lost.

[Eric Moutsos @realericmoutsos]

Building 7: The Collapse That Broke Fragile Realities

[MrsDorough @MrsDorough]

25 years later and this clip is STILL eerie to watch.

George W. Bush is sitting inside an elementary-school classroom on the morning of September 11, 2001.

Listen carefully to the reading exercise happening around him just before he’s told that a second plane has struck the World Trade Center.

There are viral versions that claim the children are saying words like “kite, hit, steel, plane, must.” Others say the actual words are “kite, kit, steal, playing, must.”

I’m not going to tell you what to hear.

Put headphones on, watch the original clip, and tell me what YOU hear.

Either way, knowing what was happening at that exact moment makes this footage absolutely chilling.

Never forget September 11, 2001. 🇺🇸
❤️🤍💙

[Breanna Morello @BreannaMorello]

Your mom says she has postpartum depression.

[TPLori2 🇺🇸 @45Lori1]

😂🤣😂

[David Zabinsky @DavidZabinsky]

Thankful for this community note.