JustLurking
Chrono Cadet
Re: 911 was an inside job
It was brief alright. :D
Actually, the brown areas in the picture you posted above, could be evidence of nothing. Yet - 1 or 2 below make alot of sense, as being possible or more likely causes.
The least likely of these is: 1.) Over watering, that caused lawn parasites. 1) Would make sense, if we had a way of knowing what the condition of the penta-lawn was in - prior to the plane crash in that area of the building.
or 2.) Gradual heat related thermal damage. 2) this is a byproduct of prolonged exposure to extreme heat in close proximity. The lawn was exposed to extreme heat for up to 1/2 an hour.
If I had to make a choice between 1 or 2 - I'd go with 2. Gradual heat related thermal damage has a distinct look, and in the photo you posted above the finding would more likely be consistant with this explanation - as areas beyond it, and around it, seem unremarkable in their appearance.
Oh I am just getting "warmed up"... pardon the pun! /ttiforum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Check out this brief video... seems a bit like what titorite was saying. And of course, now that he has backed-down and said the grass ONLY needs to be "brown" and after "a couple hours", he will claim this video is somehow not valid. But is is at least interesting to see the PROOF that the grass would not be scorched black!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARsRVjSm86A
Oh yes... there is more!!!
It was brief alright. :D
Actually, the brown areas in the picture you posted above, could be evidence of nothing. Yet - 1 or 2 below make alot of sense, as being possible or more likely causes.
The least likely of these is: 1.) Over watering, that caused lawn parasites. 1) Would make sense, if we had a way of knowing what the condition of the penta-lawn was in - prior to the plane crash in that area of the building.
or 2.) Gradual heat related thermal damage. 2) this is a byproduct of prolonged exposure to extreme heat in close proximity. The lawn was exposed to extreme heat for up to 1/2 an hour.
If I had to make a choice between 1 or 2 - I'd go with 2. Gradual heat related thermal damage has a distinct look, and in the photo you posted above the finding would more likely be consistant with this explanation - as areas beyond it, and around it, seem unremarkable in their appearance.