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Adding to the mystery are the reports of cars in the vicinity of the World Trade Center that appeared "toasted”—a term used to indicate unusual heating or damage without typical combustion. Vehicles too far from the initial blast zone to have endured conventional heat experienced significant damage, with engine blocks melting while paper materials remained unscathed. This peculiar phenomenon has led researchers to speculate about the presence of energy effects beyond conventional understanding, likening them to microwave energy that affects materials differently.