Huge explosions

[opendriver]

Dont know how many people were killed in the last part, DAMN, thats something

 

[Evolution.]

Seen the last one before..still an amazing sight to watch.

 

[SRV2LOW4ME]

Damn! I so didn't expect that boom at the end to be that loud. I'm surprised those people could still hear after that.

 

[PLmatt91]

The guy that was talking last is a big liar. His fat self wouldn't pick up if he was pushed by 200mph winds

And that last explosion ftmfw. Sorry to the people who died in it, but to just see that looks friggin' ridiculously cool.

 

[G.T]

That is really amazing, especially the last explosions. Guess it shows us what can go wrong when we mess with compounds like that...

Even though it was very dangerous, I bet whitnessing something like that would be stuck in your mind forever... It gives me shivvers down the spine just watching it.

 

[ExigeEvan]

Impressive.

Reminds me of my work experience. I went to an INCO refinery and when I was walking past the natural gas processing plant I was kindly told that if the Hydrogen tank went up it would probably burn most of the small neighboring town (The refinery is right on the edge of the town) to a crisp. Nice to know when my house was only a few miles away itself.

 

[3-Wheel Drive]

I think I saw that exact episode once, as the PepCon explosion was familiar to me.
I mean, 3.5 on the Richter scale. That is MASSIVE.

 

[OZZYGT]

For an explosion hhmmm yes, for an earthquake 3.5 is really nothing.
I've been in earthquakes of like about 6.9-7.0 Richter...now THAT's freaking scary.





Ciao!

 

[WallRunner]

I saw the first blast on Wildest Home Videos (I think) on Spike TV. The worst earthquake I've been in was a 1.2, nothing really happened.

From,
Chris.

 

[Touring Mars]

Dont know how many people were killed in the last part, DAMN, thats something

Two people lost their lives in the second incident, but a further 372 were injured... (Wiki article here...)

 

[Omnis]

Was that the guy who stayed in the factory to call 911 because he had polio?

 

[Bram Turismo]

Brilliant find opendriver 👍

In the very last video, it's amazing how good you hear the shockwave coming and just blazing by, awesome. But the very first explosion seemed bigger to me...

A couple years back, in Belgium, a gaspipe exploded. I saw it on the news, though eyewitnesses were standing several kilometres from the explosions, they still could feel the heatwave like an oven going open. That really demonstrates just how powerfull these explosions are...

 

[kikie]

That's amazing.

 

[ledhed]

Me like big boom .

 

[Leonidae]

that's kinda what happened in our chemistry class.. j/k. but, i do know how to make a big rock disappear and make big hole in the ground. gotta love lessons they give in army

 

[Bram Turismo]

I had this friend of mine last year in my class, he was always talking about him getting into the army and lean how to make white fosfor bombs

He was nuts though...

 

[Leonidae]

it's easier to make napalm bomb. all you need is.. oh, nvm, I don't want to hear about mysterious napalm bombings in some nameless school in a nameless city in a nameless country.

 

[GT Pro]

That last explosion is unbelievable, the shockwave it created was amazing.

Impressive.

Reminds me of my work experience. I went to an INCO refinery and when I was walking past the natural gas processing plant I was kindly told that if the Hydrogen tank went up it would probably burn most of the small neighboring town (The refinery is right on the edge of the town) to a crisp. Nice to know when my house was only a few miles away itself.

Damn, feel sorry for you.