10 BIGGEST Explosions EVER

biggest, explosion, nuclear, world, ever, history, atomic, sedan, nevada, texas city, hindenburg, siberia, tsar, russia The explosion blasted away 12 million tons of desert dirt and created the largest man made crater on Earth. One of the biggest non-nuclear explosions in history happened on April 16 1947, when a ship carrying ammonium nitrate caught fire, exploded and subsequently triggered a series of smaller fires and explosions. The explosion that permanently grounded the airship “Hindenburg” is one of the most infamous events in history. On March 1st 1954, the United States triggered the largest thermonuclear detonation in its history. The only naturally occurring event on this list and possibly the most mysterious, the Tunguska Event occurred in June 1908 in an unpopulated forest of Siberia. The explosion seems to have been caused when a meteor hurtling towards Earth that exploded in midair before impact. The trading port city of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Canada was founded and become a crucial point for transporting troops, crucial supplies, and munitions across the Atlantic.

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1. Downvoted for "the USA had the honor to use" and the unnessecary use of pictures of burned/dead bodies.
2. The moral of this story is don't Fuck with the US :)
3. Where's Nokia 3310
4. 1800 deaths 9000 casualties makes sense
5. calm down guys. the honor comment was obviously meant sarcastically.
6. #Thebiggestsucks
7. how about mount saint helens
8. The third Krakatoa explosion was so powerful it could be heard 3,000 miles away. It was produced 4 times the energy than Tsar Bomba. The fourth explosion was So loud it could be heard perfectly from 3,1000 miles away with a 310 decibel. Sailors eardrums were ruptured 40 miles away and the blast wave went around the earth 3 and a half times. Each of the four explosions cause 100 foot tsunamis as well. Truly a remarkable event.
9. It's very easy to destroy and so hard to create.
10. I Live in Halifax and learned about the explosion
11. hah soviets made the first lunar lander
12. 1800 deaths 9000 casualties.... yeah makes sense...
13. 1800 deaths 9000 casualties.... yeah makes sense...
14. You forgot The situation's set during the roast of Donald Trump
15. In the Hindenburg, you missed one fact. Hydrogen is not a dangerous gas. It was the paint. It was made of chemicals that were literally similar to a match head. You can tell it was the paint because of the way it burned. Hydrogen is gone in an instant when it burns, watch the videos online, but the Hindenburg burned slowly, meaning something around it was burning, not the gas inside
16. I am Tsar Bomba times 100
17. Moab
18. us had the honor of shit u moron
19. so what this video teaches is the US is full of scumbags
    
    
    
    #proud to be British
20. im only here for hindenburg