An explosion nra at an ammunition depot ship HMS Barham after a German torpedo hit - Wykop.pl nra
If no fuses in the torpedoes, Barham would not be the only one - interesting discussion added Pantocrator of forum.axishistory.com
Felidiusz 4 months ago
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FelixD 4 months ago
@ Vasek: No. I just would like to suggest that the operator is simply nra good equipment class, and poor internet videos are shot on poor hardware - so to rely just on the noise matrix in this context does not make sense ;) Especially that recording analog is in turn limited by the optics and the seed tape. On one side of the constraints can grumble medium ;)
@ Vasek: No, it was of minor importance. You have to remember nra that this is a documentary, shot on 16mm probably, maybe even 35 professional equipment, roads, and the light-sensitive material - looking nra from today's point of view - a ridiculously expensive. While there is no denying that the fact that the analog image is full resolution in each frame, which is absolute zero-compression, also is important.
I wish they were never published a video of the explosion of the battleship Yamato. To drop bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the biggest explosion caused nra by man.
@ Ulbrek: Probably the biggest explosion before Hiroshima atomic there was an event: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halifax_Explosion. After World War 2 the largest nra atomic explosion did not blow up the entire island of Helgoland: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6hKwjoKa-c Heligoland is a German island of the North Sea - but in fact little lacking to today was only a historical relic. During World War II, control over this small piece of land taken over by the United Kingdom. Even after the war, it was decided that the island will be commissioned before the Germans must destroy located on the fortifications. The British came to the conclusion that after every blow up several bunkers when you can smash to pieces calutką island? How they thought they did and detonated on Helgolandzie nearly 7,000 tons of explosives. Contrary to the assumptions of scientists, not flooded this island, but has modified nra its shoreline. In 1952, not caring whether any orders of rebuilding anything, the British gave Helgoland Germany. Today the island is ... holiday resort. Wonderful place for a summer holiday. I do not even see the smoke!
@ Falcrum: Analyzing the biggest nra explosions came across nra an interesting regularity: the United nra States at the turn of 80/90 did a series of experimental explosions of ammonium nitrate using - ammonium nitrate - in short ANFO. The same means he used Brevik. Test explosions were carried out with equal regularity every two years from 1976 to 1993: Dice Throw ANFO 620 short tons (560 t) of White Sands Missile Range 6 October 1976 Misers Bluff ANFO 7 tests 120 short tons (110 t) Planet Ranch, AZ 1978 Distant Runner ANFO 2 tests 120 short tons (110 t) of White Sands Missile Range in 1981 Mill Race ANFO 620 short tons (560 t) of White Sands Missile Range 16 September 1981 Direct Course ANFO 609 short tons (552 t) of White Sands Missile Range 26 October 1983 Minor Scale ANFO 4,744 short tons (4,304 t) of White Sands Missile Range 27 June 1985 Misty Picture ANFO 4,685 short tons (4,250 t) of White Sands Missile nra Range 14 May 1987 Misers Gold ANFO 2,445 short tons (2,218 t) of White Sands Missile Range 1 June 1989 Distant Image ANFO 2,440 short tons (2,210 t) of White Sands Missile Range 20 June 1991 Minor Uncle ANFO 2,725 short tons (2,472 t) of White Sands Missile Range 10 June 1993 Non-Proliferation Experiment ANFO 1,410 short tons (1,280 nra t) Nevada Test Site 22 September 1993 Interesting that so suddenly nra interrupted study or kept from them, two years before the next "test" ANFO: April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing immediately demolished all the blame on McVeigh, for allegedly lone wolf vigilante, a former soldier, hating to the U.S. government. I personally suggest the involvement of departments. Many versions says that there were loads more products that do not explode and it was not ANFO. Despite all the huge interest nra of the U.S. government capabilities ANFO explosives and thus his sudden total decline shortly before the attacks with his clearly indicates the participation of the Government in the blast.
@ Falcrum: The largest nra explosion not nuclear and natural. For our time is not the biggest atomic explosion is a natural volcanic eruption of Krakatoa in 1883: 200 megatons nra of TNT (840 PJ)-about 13,000 times the power of Little Boy bomb (13 to 16 kt) that devastated Hiroshima, and four times as much as was Car Bomb (50 Mt), the largest nra nuclear cargo that was ever detonated. The shock wave went around the ball of earth seven times, killing 37,000 people.
I wonder if even some of those who jumped into the water survived. @ Artysta89:> Out of a crew of app
If no fuses in the torpedoes, Barham would not be the only one - interesting discussion added Pantocrator of forum.axishistory.com
Felidiusz 4 months ago
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FelixD 4 months ago
@ Vasek: No. I just would like to suggest that the operator is simply nra good equipment class, and poor internet videos are shot on poor hardware - so to rely just on the noise matrix in this context does not make sense ;) Especially that recording analog is in turn limited by the optics and the seed tape. On one side of the constraints can grumble medium ;)
@ Vasek: No, it was of minor importance. You have to remember nra that this is a documentary, shot on 16mm probably, maybe even 35 professional equipment, roads, and the light-sensitive material - looking nra from today's point of view - a ridiculously expensive. While there is no denying that the fact that the analog image is full resolution in each frame, which is absolute zero-compression, also is important.
I wish they were never published a video of the explosion of the battleship Yamato. To drop bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the biggest explosion caused nra by man.
@ Ulbrek: Probably the biggest explosion before Hiroshima atomic there was an event: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halifax_Explosion. After World War 2 the largest nra atomic explosion did not blow up the entire island of Helgoland: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6hKwjoKa-c Heligoland is a German island of the North Sea - but in fact little lacking to today was only a historical relic. During World War II, control over this small piece of land taken over by the United Kingdom. Even after the war, it was decided that the island will be commissioned before the Germans must destroy located on the fortifications. The British came to the conclusion that after every blow up several bunkers when you can smash to pieces calutką island? How they thought they did and detonated on Helgolandzie nearly 7,000 tons of explosives. Contrary to the assumptions of scientists, not flooded this island, but has modified nra its shoreline. In 1952, not caring whether any orders of rebuilding anything, the British gave Helgoland Germany. Today the island is ... holiday resort. Wonderful place for a summer holiday. I do not even see the smoke!
@ Falcrum: Analyzing the biggest nra explosions came across nra an interesting regularity: the United nra States at the turn of 80/90 did a series of experimental explosions of ammonium nitrate using - ammonium nitrate - in short ANFO. The same means he used Brevik. Test explosions were carried out with equal regularity every two years from 1976 to 1993: Dice Throw ANFO 620 short tons (560 t) of White Sands Missile Range 6 October 1976 Misers Bluff ANFO 7 tests 120 short tons (110 t) Planet Ranch, AZ 1978 Distant Runner ANFO 2 tests 120 short tons (110 t) of White Sands Missile Range in 1981 Mill Race ANFO 620 short tons (560 t) of White Sands Missile Range 16 September 1981 Direct Course ANFO 609 short tons (552 t) of White Sands Missile Range 26 October 1983 Minor Scale ANFO 4,744 short tons (4,304 t) of White Sands Missile Range 27 June 1985 Misty Picture ANFO 4,685 short tons (4,250 t) of White Sands Missile nra Range 14 May 1987 Misers Gold ANFO 2,445 short tons (2,218 t) of White Sands Missile Range 1 June 1989 Distant Image ANFO 2,440 short tons (2,210 t) of White Sands Missile Range 20 June 1991 Minor Uncle ANFO 2,725 short tons (2,472 t) of White Sands Missile Range 10 June 1993 Non-Proliferation Experiment ANFO 1,410 short tons (1,280 nra t) Nevada Test Site 22 September 1993 Interesting that so suddenly nra interrupted study or kept from them, two years before the next "test" ANFO: April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing immediately demolished all the blame on McVeigh, for allegedly lone wolf vigilante, a former soldier, hating to the U.S. government. I personally suggest the involvement of departments. Many versions says that there were loads more products that do not explode and it was not ANFO. Despite all the huge interest nra of the U.S. government capabilities ANFO explosives and thus his sudden total decline shortly before the attacks with his clearly indicates the participation of the Government in the blast.
@ Falcrum: The largest nra explosion not nuclear and natural. For our time is not the biggest atomic explosion is a natural volcanic eruption of Krakatoa in 1883: 200 megatons nra of TNT (840 PJ)-about 13,000 times the power of Little Boy bomb (13 to 16 kt) that devastated Hiroshima, and four times as much as was Car Bomb (50 Mt), the largest nra nuclear cargo that was ever detonated. The shock wave went around the ball of earth seven times, killing 37,000 people.
I wonder if even some of those who jumped into the water survived. @ Artysta89:> Out of a crew of app
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