This to me doesn’t really look like a bomb blast, and the only proof there seems to be is just no it’s not... if you look at the pictures the bomb
is actually of the road contradicting the bomb truck story which caught fire, which none of the locals see happen, just the local government say so
So it just caught fire and exploded, what would catch fire that quick and caught such a huge blast radius, how come nobody see this happen, tbh
that’s a pretty huge bomb, on par with a MOAB size explosion? 100-200 homes destroyed
Authorities also said, thank god it wasn’t a meteorite because it would mean more impacts and deaths, not sure it would unless he was talking about
an asteroid
If you look closer at the crater it is actually a lob sided crater, indicative of an angled strike or impact, rather than if it was a surface
detonation and evenly spread
The next thing that got me thinking was/is the rash of large meteorites we’ve seen over the last couple years, it was only a matter of time for a
lil strike
And lastly... the asteroid which is due shave past the earth on the 29th
DERN BER NERrrr
Could it be?
Is COVID19 something else ?
Certainly creeped me out
Not saying it is or isn’t but there are a lot of people calling this virus a cover and that’s all I could think of while looking at all these
images and story’s and just pondering what if, if we see any more space rocks burning up in the coming weeks, worry Lol
But another thing was, this virus is due to peak within the coming weeks right around the same time
This was definitely not a meteorite or any other kind of kinetic energy impactor. There are several lines of evidence for that conclusion, but I will
only mention the most obvious one. Any kind of kinetic energy impactor, whether it's a meteorite, a "rod from god", an airplane crashing into the
ground at high speed, or whatever, operates by penetrating into the ground some distance and depositing all its kinetic energy in the subsurface. Any
subsurface burst, whether its caused by a kinetic energy impactor or an explosive charge basically lifts a slug of soil out of the crater and spreads
the material out on the ground, radially outward from the center of the crater. A subsurface burst always produces a raised rim of ejected material
around the edge of the crater. That's called the ejecta rim. You can see a good example of that if you look at pictures of Meteor Crater, in
Arizona:
I'm not sure what your point is, but that is not an ejecta rim on the crater. That is a bunch of debris that collapsed from the nearby building.a
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except that was targeted at a military base. Are you insinuating militants were targeting an empty field, detonated prematurely in an empty field due
to return fire, or just not to judge a crater by its shape??