let NT be normal NTopSpace; :: thesis: NTop2Top NT is normal
reconsider T = NTop2Top NT as non empty TopSpace ;
now :: thesis: for F1, F2 being Subset of T st F1 is closed & F2 is closed & F1 misses F2 holds
ex G1, G2 being Subset of T st
( G1 is open & G2 is open & F1 c= G1 & F2 c= G2 & G1 misses G2 )
let F1, F2 be Subset of T; :: thesis: ( F1 is closed & F2 is closed & F1 misses F2 implies ex G1, G2 being Subset of T st
( G1 is open & G2 is open & F1 c= G1 & F2 c= G2 & G1 misses G2 ) )

assume that
A1: F1 is closed and
A2: F2 is closed and
A3: F1 misses F2 ; :: thesis: ex G1, G2 being Subset of T st
( G1 is open & G2 is open & F1 c= G1 & F2 c= G2 & G1 misses G2 )

Top2NTop T = NT by FINTOPO7:25;
then reconsider F19 = F1, F29 = F2 as closed Subset of NT by A1, A2, Lm7;
consider V being a_neighborhood of F19, W being a_neighborhood of F29 such that
A4: V misses W by A3, Def13;
A5: ( NTop2Top F19 c= Int (NTop2Top V) & NTop2Top F29 c= Int (NTop2Top W) ) by Th36, CONNSP_2:def 2;
reconsider G1 = Int (NTop2Top V), G2 = Int (NTop2Top W) as open Subset of T ;
thus ex G1, G2 being Subset of T st
( G1 is open & G2 is open & F1 c= G1 & F2 c= G2 & G1 misses G2 ) by A4, A5, Th1; :: thesis: verum
end;
hence NTop2Top NT is normal by PRE_TOPC:def 12; :: thesis: verum