Source: YouTube, placed on 24 feb 2013 by FreeEnergy4allbr (Text in summary taken from that source)br br Dr Steven Jonesbr Born: March 25, 1949br Education: Cornell University, Brigham Young University, Vanderbilt Universitybr br Steven E. Jones, a physics professor from Utah, later will claim the molten metal found in large quantities on 'Ground Zero' is "direct evidence for the use of high-temperature explosives, such as thermite," used to deliberately bring down the WTC towers. [MSNBC, 11162005] br br He will say that without explosives, a falling building would have "insufficient directed energy to result in melting of large quantities of metal." [Deseret Morning News, 11102005] br br There is no mention whatsoever of the molten metal in the official reports by FEMA, NIST, or the 911 Commission. [Federal Emergency Management Agency, 512002; 911 Commission, 7242004; National Institute of Standards and Technology, 92005 pdf file] But Dr. Frank Gayle, who leads the steel forensics aspects of NIST's investigation of the WTC collapses, is quoted as saying: "Your gut reaction would be the jet fuel is what made the fire so very intense, a lot of people figured that's what melted the steel. Indeed it didn't, the steel did not melt." br br [ABC News 7 (New York), 272004] As well as the reports of molten metal, data collected by NASA in the days after 911 finds dozens of "hot spots" (some over 1,300 degrees) at Ground Zero (see September 16-23, 2001).