No. I offered several points of discussion in separate posts of conversation.
Because I doubt the veracity of this topic. He hasn't done his homework. Especially when it gets into the space monkeys, as an explanation for it.
He said in all his fire experience. Yet we look at it. It's happening globally. Everywhere.
The only time tree's get burnt to stumps is largely, if they're napalmed. Or if the fire carries on burning.
Otherwise fire is its own beast. It seems our modern buildings fair no better. In fact they're the first things burnt, like all that other kindling. We look at the cars, Canada, California, possibly Australia, and Russia it's the same.
I haven't checked Greece and Spain. But I am gonna make a guess the cars melted.
The reason for it. Is the increasing use of alloy metals in modern cars. It isn't the solid chassis. Rather all the alloy metal. It melts with all the accelerants, upholstery, rubber, plastics, fuel, until the glass shatters and melts. The same in our houses today. Full of combustibles.
Hell I am no fire detective, but I don't believe in Space Monkeys. Not yet. That tech isn't there. Not on that scale. Not from Space.
You double replied. That's an L. Hold it nerd. Or should I say nerds?
No. I offered several points of discussion in separate posts of conversation.
Because I doubt the veracity of this topic. He hasn't done his homework. Especially when it gets into the space monkeys, as an explanation for it.
He said in all his fire experience. Yet we look at it. It's happening globally. Everywhere.
The only time tree's get burnt to stumps is largely, if they're napalmed. Or if the fire carries on burning.
Otherwise fire is its own beast. It seems our modern buildings fair no better. In fact they're the first things burnt, like all that other kindling. We look at the cars, Canada, California, possibly Australia, and Russia it's the same.
I haven't checked Greece and Spain. But I am gonna make a guess the cars melted.
The reason for it. Is the increasing use of alloy metals in modern cars. It isn't the solid chassis. Rather all the alloy metal. It melts with all the accelerants, upholstery, rubber, plastics, fuel, until the glass shatters and melts. The same in our houses today. Full of combustibles.
Hell I am no fire detective, but I don't believe in Space Monkeys. Not yet. That tech isn't there. Not on that scale. Not from Space.