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The observation of molten iron and concrete, which requires extremely high temperatures, implies the presence of potent energy sources. The detection of tritium, a radioactive isotope associated with nuclear reactions, further supports claims of nuclear or low-energy nuclear processes (like cold fusion) being involved.
Experiments by scientists like John Hutchinson demonstrate that metals can be crumpled, dissolved, or otherwise transformed in laboratory conditions that replicate some phenomena observed in the Twin Towers collapse. These include metal transmutation, unusual stress patterns, and the formation of materials not documented in conventional metallurgy.