Postby PLAYWRIGHT » 1 decade 5 years ago (Fri Sep 16, 2005 5:57 pm)
At 1500 degrees, steel will not melt, but does lose it's structural strength, and takes on the mechanical properties of cold licorice. Under weight, it will bend. That's one of the things that brought down the WTC Towers.
Also, in cold weather like that, thermal stresses between extreme heat and extreme cold will begin to twist it.
Trolly rails are much thinner than standard railway gauge, and I suppose might bend a little quicker.
BUT Vallon's pic does bring up some other questions, especially in the lurid tales surrounding Belzec and Treblinka. I noticed that they have the bodies piled in a tier about four high, and certainly not more than five high. It doesn't look like it could possibly get any bigger, and that contradicts some of the testimonies out of those two camps, where they reported the body pile being as much as twenty high.
Also, notice the little boy in shorts, and how his legs are bloated from the beginnings of decomposition. Keep that in mind when looking at other "Holocaust" pics. This is what real, as opposed to staged, body piles look like.