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        <description>Take on the Cardington fire tests conducted by British Steel in 1995-1997 and interesting statements given by fire protection engineer Dr. Jonathan Barnett of Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). 0:23 - Note the sharp contrast between Barnett's statements and the notions by "experts", who tried to convince the public of jet-fuel fires melting the steel, in the weeks and months after 9/11: https://youtu.be/DF4C6qtU_Fc 1:02 - These cannot be "normal office fires" judging by the pre-test arrangement of combustibles as shown previously in the video, with many huge stacks of wood placed in between office furniture, increasing artificially the fire loading of the compartment. Video bit has been taken from the TV documentary "World Trade Center: Anatomy of the Collapse"  (TLC, 2002) on DVD, from 33mn:32s.143ms through 35mn:32s.964ms. MPEG2/AC3 video was decompressed, deinterlaced. The framerate has been doubled and frame size resized/upscaled form 720x480 px to 1440x1080 px.</description>
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