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Unexpected to me, anyway, and to the other people from hse who came to look at those early simulations. i think the initial reaction was it was possible that i got gravity upside down, which you can do in the computer, so maybe i made things go the wrong way. >> was it a human error? could we have input the data incorrectly? could there be a bug in the program? >> investigators entered all the data again. the results were the same. >> we did all the checking and did more runs and still found that the hottest air was lying down in the trench, eventually spiraling up over the ceiling, but initia...

To the other people from hse who came to look at those early simulations. i think the initial reaction was it was possible that i got gravity upside down, which you can do in the computer, so maybe i made things go the wrong way. >> was it a human error? could we have input the data incorrectly? could there be a bug in the program? >> investigators entered all the data again. the results were the same. >> we did all the checking and did more runs and still found that the hottest air was lying down in the trench, eventually spiraling up over the ceiling, but initially lying down in the trench. ...

Escalator trench which was unexpected, to me, anyway, and the other people from hse who came to look at those early simulations. i think the initial reaction was it was possible that i got gravity upsidedown which you can do in the computer, so maybe i made things go the wrong way. >> was it a human error? could we have input the data incorrectly? could there be a bug in the program? >> investigators entered all the data again. the results were the same. >> we did all the checking and did more runs and still found that the hottest air was lying down in the trench. eventually spiraling up over ...

Now in danger. in case you're wondering how a fire can go from zero to 18,000 acres so quickly, take a look at this. experimental fire set by the canadian forest service natural resources canada, take a look. the camera's located just ahead of approaching -- an approaching flame front. temperatures in degrees centigrade on the left, time along the bottom. as you can see, in just a matter of a few seconds, the temperature rises going up, hitting about 900 degrees centigrade. somebody put it today if you were standing there seeing that, it would be the last thing you would ever see. kyung lah di...

4,000 homes, 350 other buildings now in danger. in case you're wondering how a fire can go from zero to 18,000 acres so quickly, take a look at this. experimental fire set by the canadian forest service natural resources canada, take a look. the camera's located just ahead of approaching -- an approaching flame front. temperatures in degrees centigrade on the left, time along the bottom. as you can see, in just a matter of a few seconds, the temperature rises going up, hitting about 900 degrees centigrade. somebody put it today if you were standing there seeing that, it would be the last thing...