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One enigma that captivated attention was the supposed evidence of "molten metal" found among the ruins—a phenomenon inconsistent with the standard scientific understanding of heat and fire. Ordinary fires, such as those in car accidents, do not produce conditions hot enough to melt metals like aluminum. Yet thermal readings indicated extraordinarily high temperatures. The juxtaposition of unburned paper and glowing metallic structures pressed theorists to seek alternate explanations, particularly questioning the very nature of heat and energy on that fateful day.