Actually, detonated thermite remains is somewhat old news. Traces of it have been found in the clouds of dust that covered the city after 9/11, and has been cited as evidence of explosives, a "smoking gun", if you will. However...
These glowing, molten pools, cited as evidence of melted steel, and even chemicals directly caused by thermite, have been challenged by skeptics as being melted remains of office furniture, rugs, things that are typically found in a office skyscraper, and that, melted, some architecture can produce the chemicals that are found in thermite dust.
This is why unreacted thermite is a big deal. It adds credibility to the theory that the molten pools of metal found at the base of each tower was likely caused by properly detonated thermite. ...And the obvious question of... "Why would they be storing demolition explosives in the Trade Center?"
...Actually, I'm really bad at explaining things, I'm not a scientist. I could go on and on, but I have no credibility whatsoever, I just picked this information up with a little curiosity. Like I said, even opposing views such as mine should be questioned and scrutinized just as much as the government's.
What I really don't like is people saying "You have not sufficiently proven your case, therefore it is terrorists." No. For both the government's version of 9/11, and the alternative theories, you must start at "not guilty" and work your case. It shouldn't be "You have to prove to me terrorists are not guilty," because, well, that's not how our justice system works. You have to prove that they are guilty.
ANYWAYS, while I'm not staking my entire viewpoint on this one scientist, since you did show a little interest in the thermite, the interview can be found here. It is in Danish, with subtitles.
http://www.youtube.com/watc
h?v=8_tf25lx_3o
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Dradeeus on
06/09/2009 06:19:46 AM EST
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