[QUOTE=Swineflu;46534449]What the fuck, this is breaking my brain a bit.
An explosion that size would've fucked those houses. The hell made that light then[/QUOTE]
Could have been a bunch of natural gas releasing and getting set ablaze, though I don't know just how much damage would that cause to the surroundings.
[QUOTE=Swineflu;46534449]What the fuck, this is breaking my brain a bit.
An explosion that size would've fucked those houses. The hell made that light then[/QUOTE]
Obviously not an explosion as it has just fallen down. I'm not an expert, but after some googling, it looks like the land just fell down in some huge cave and ignited the gas that was stored there.
[QUOTE=Spor;46534280]Uh oh
[img]http://std3.ru/47/5c/1416487884-475caf04db17c7aa1d15a0ac24585dc2.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tvrain.ru/media/upload/images/quicksync/2014/11/solikamsk3473.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
reminds me more of a sinkhole than a crater
[QUOTE=Swineflu;46534449]What the fuck, this is breaking my brain a bit.
An explosion that size would've fucked those houses. The hell made that light then[/QUOTE]
[URL]http://www.rt.com/news/207371-giant-sinkhole-russia-uralkali/[/URL]
It's just a sinkhole. Likely has absolutely nothing to do with the explosion. More than 200 miles from where the explosion was reported.
it must be the CIA
pappali pappali cyka
Those two pictures look photoshopped.
I mean, the link further up verifies them but damn, from the angles that they are taken at it looks like something a novice photoshopper would do.
There's been a lot of those 'sinkholes' in Russia lately. It has something to do with rising temperatures, causing the permafrost to thaw, which then causes a lot of gas release and unstable soil.
I'd figure with a fireball that big, everything would be burnt to a crisp, though. The site looks pretty pristine, aside from the massive hole.
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