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coal,fireball,explosion,mining MASSIVE fireball at a coal mine
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Hmm... seems to be a controlled blast.
It´s the McCain camp destroying all the evidence of their association with Sarah Palin
Disappointing
You know... when you write 'MASSIVE' in capital letters in the post title... I expect MASSIVE. That was large at best... maybe LARGE... but not MASSIVE.
Disappointing
Spoco wants to see planets explode, man! Film the moon smashing into Antarctica and MAYBE he'll be happy.
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You know... when you write 'MASSIVE' in capital letters in the post title... I expect MASSIVE. That was large at best... maybe LARGE... but not MASSIVE.
Disappointing
Spoco wants to see planets explode, man! Film the moon smashing into Antarctica and MAYBE he'll be happy.
Not quite that big... I mean, hell, the internet would be down then, I wouldn't be able to watch it.
Explosions like: http://www.videosift.com/video/Toronto-explosion-wshock-wave-yet-another-angle
Are certainly MASSIVE!
I think people are overestimating the scale of this one, the arm of the large crane in the background looks like it's about as wide as the floor of the pit, so I don't think we're talking 300 feet here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragline
(this is a strip mining operation. They are just gaining access to more goody yum yums deep down in the earth)
that does appear to be slow motion
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Not slow motion. It's a large explosion. The concept that large things look slower struck me while reading an ACC short story. A character was orbiting Mercury, and from his POV could see coronal tendrils extending outwards from the sun. From his POV they seemed stationary, but in reality they were whipping around like a firehose at thousands of meters per second.