The Biggest Bang- The Fascinating Tale of One of the Largest Man-Made, Non-Nuclear Explosions
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Published 2023-08-15
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Clikkd because I couldn't make sense of that thumbnail 😂
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I was in the USCG on a cutter and we cruised a lot of that water around Vancouver Is. and up to Anchorage. The port harbor entrances can also be very tricky as I was a navigator. Eureka, CA, has a dangerous harbor and the Straits of Juan de Fuca are confused at times. SF Bay is always tricky.
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Mapping the surface of a rock. From the inside. 😲😮😱
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I had thought the biggest man made explosion happened in 1917 in Halifax or so when ships full of ammunition exploded.
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What a great lesson I learned today!!! Thank you!!!
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That's not Whistle Boy 🤨🤔
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Awesome. I had never even heard of this before.
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I thought this wanna gonna be about the Halifax explosion. I guess that was the intention with the cryptic title ;) Still cool video though
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And boom goes the dynamite🧨🧨🧨
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Great video!
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Very interesting history dude. 👍😀
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And then, on sunny day in August 2020 in the port of Beirut, Lebanon....
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Great video. I'm lucky enough to be a little over an hour's drive and a good hike away.
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oh, Hi, David! nice to hear you again!
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Amazing story, they really wanted that rock gone. I wonder how we'd do it in modern times, surely we could do it without going all the way they did?
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I would love to see more from Davin.
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B61 nuclear bomb can release 0.3, 1.5, 10 or 50 kilotons of explosive energy. Hence this 1.3kt explosion was roughly equivalent to the 1.5kt option.
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I'm wondering history of Simon like on today I found out or similar back in the day if he was ever the owner before let others manage it
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