Rat in the Hat
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no ,they are facts ,firefighters that reached the impact zone reported small containable fires as did survivors,,,and there is no forensic evidence or testing of remaining steel that shows fires reached anything close to temperatures predicted as required for failure
The firefighters only reached the lowest floor of the impact area, so they only saw small pockets of fire. The largest fire zones were at the fuselage impact area and above, and had much larger areas that were engulfed with flames.
But, you knew that, didn't you?
but there were people in the impact hole waving for help ??? and still there is the fact of no forensic evidence of such temperatures
The fires in the building were drawing cool air from outside through the impact hole, so it's only logical that any survivors would head to the hole where the temperature would be far cooler than the fire zone.