Quote (CiroC @ Aug 5 2020 01:53am)
how much larger? Shouldn't there be more fire and flames if it was that much LARGER?
It was all just a big shockwave and a mushroom cloud.
I'm not here to argue lol but w/e floats your boat my man. You make yourself look dumb.
just because an explosion is larger doesn't mean it magically lights things on fire
different types of explosions have different effects
nuclear explosions for example light things on fire with an enormous burst of thermal radiation and an electromagnetic pulse, then release an overpressure wave, then a fall of radioactive particles
chemical explosions like ammonium nitrate don't release thermal radiation so they don't set things on fire, and indeed the air pressure tends to snuff out fires
fires that result after explosions like this are from damaged infrastructure- loose wiring, gas leaks, etc.
Look at the OKC bombing. Blew apart half the building. It didn't all burn down or get set in flames, it just got blasted to smithereens.
This post was edited by Goomshill on Aug 5 2020 01:04am