Explosion In China Which Could Be Seen From Space | Disasters Engineered

In China an explosion devastated the port of Tianjin, near Beijing. The blast was large enough to be seen from space and registered as 2.9 on the earthquake scale but how did an explosion that detonated with the force of over 300 tonnes on TNT happen?
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[@jamielonsdale3018]

The craziest thing about this gigantic explosion is that it was only 2% the force of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, and did not expose people to a gamma pulse or radioactive fallout. The most eye-opening thing about this blast is how much worse the blast over Hiroshima must have been on so many levels.

[@midasmusa3660]

Rip to the innocent victims of Hiroshima and Pearl Harbor

[@jamielonsdale3018]

@@midasmusa3660 R.I.P. to everyone who died as a result of WWII, whether they fought or not. The only exception is Hitler, who died due to self-inflicted gunshot wound as a result of losing WWII. Imagine a version of history where he lived to sign the surrender article...

[@kingofthekripples_5447]

In memorial of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I pay all my respects. I feel so sad about that event.

[@lukepollard4614]

That is an insane statistic, cuz this is by far the largest recorded explosion I have ever seen outside of nuclear weapons testing videos

[@l.v1473]

And how utterly pathetic hiroshima is compared to how big they are now

[@yogidemis8513]

Makes me wonder how many other shipping yards are out there with mass storage of explosive and dangerous chemicals just sitting in a warehouse waiting for history to repeat itself!

[@podnolej7784]

I'm sure quite a few .

[@VRtechman]

Who has the proper protocols and who doesn't!?

[@GOD_O_WAR]

All over the us and any country with and chemical facilities

[@_Aemse]

there has been multiple major explosions on a similar scale to this blast in the past 2 weeks all across china. they've gotten very good at covering them up as soon as they happen - this was just the first domino in a systemic problem that went unaddressed and swept under the rug

[@Funrunner008]

Yeah, I always wondered were they store ammonium nitrate which is a highly explosive fertilizer

[@ki5168]

I was staying at a hotel near Tianjin that night and with the second explosion I felt the hotel sway!

[@noclu4u384]

What was the date of the explosion ?

[@ki5168]

@@noclu4u384 I was in TJ on business and have to check my photo library. At some point I’ll post these pictures of apartment buildings with windows blown out.

[@VENOM_kills]

I think we got the idea when the video said “could be seen from space”

[@Unknown_Ooh]

That's extremely awesome but also soul shaking glad you made it out to tell the story! Many don't have that luxury today

[@captidgas]

@@noclu4u384 2015

[@gregparrott]

Almost to the day 5 years later, an explosion almost 4X larger of 2700 TONS of Ammonium Nitrate leveled a large portion of Beirut. (2700 tons of Ammonium Nitrate was equated to 1100 tons of TNT, while Tianjin's blast was equated to 300 tons of TNT) Based upon what Beirut officials saw at Tianjin, they had FIVE YEARS to preemptively reduce/eliminate the risk. ( Tianjin: August 12, 2015 vs. Beirut: August 4, 2020)

[@darnoc001]

Christ... I remember hearing about that on the news. A tragedy on both ends, and all I can do is give my condolences to the families that lost loved ones and others who lost their lives in these accidents...

[@lexmichael2040]

I really felt bad on beirut especially that’s my birth day.

[@gamingsandbox5483]

Verdict: Next explosion in August 2025

[@fredriks5090]

​@@gamingsandbox5483 Prediction; Russian storage facility starts to leak because the permafrost it is built upon turns to mud and forms sinkholes.

[@williamroberts6803]

They said they had 3000 tons too much there in tainji.

[@nickauclair1477]

We all learned a valuable lesson that day. Unfortunately it happened again in Lebanon. Too bad it takes such carnage to get serious about these hazardous greedy situations.

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

As long as communists and socialists are around they will always be cutting ‘unnecessary’ red tape. And killing people

[@howso5302]

@@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967 This is an accident. It can't be compared to US-led allies who killed millions Mulims in Africa and Mid-east.

[@Frost-bs6xr]

@@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967 lebanon has a free market, the explosion was because of lack of government regulations, tell me again how it was a socialist or communist blunder?

[@crazysovietgamer974]

Can this happen to all chinese cities plz

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

@@howso5302 , don't start no shit and there won't be no shit satan worshiper.

[@solideogloria9320]

this happened several years ago i remember the people recorded it from high rise buildings a mile away. they didnt run away after the first explosion but they did run after the second.

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

After the port blew up in Beirut Lebanon I started watching all these explosions that happened including the one in this video and I certainly have found one thing in common with all of the biggest explosions ever caught on camera non nuclear. and it's that almost all occurred due to the storage of ammonium nitrate

[@JoshTheHoffman]

Im only 22 seconds in and eye witnesses report a nuclear bomb they have no idea how strong nuclear bombs are. Just take Hiroshima only an atom bomb and it was 50 times larger. The Tsar Bomba explosion is 1500 times larger than the Hiroshima and 190,000 times larger than the port of Tianjin's explosion. Humanity makes some scary stuff. The Tsar Bomba's mushroom clouds was around 3 times larger than Hiroshima's it was 37 miles tall or 59,545 meters (59.5 km)

[@glueguygreen420]

Practice run for Beirut?

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

I bet you this is just some fucked up way for the CCP to kill and terrorise the locals while gaining information on what a bomb strike would look like

[@Ilovecruise]

@@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967 more like the foreign government agency test run, if China didn’t handle this well back in 2015, this incident could cripple China

[@danielgreen3715]

Makes you wonder!??

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

@@Ilovecruise They could the same thing again but instead this time, They could blame Taiwan for attacking them with missiles. Which would give China justification to invade Taiwan all in the name of 'National Security' am I right?

[@myperspective5091]

Exactly! It was probably the same Chinese corporate mafia. You know , the same corporate mafia that runs shit from behind in the CCP. From the shadows they keep a strong that stranglehold on the rest of the country and then they sit back and act like they’re doing the rest of the country some kind a favor.

[@ARBBFamily]

Of the times I have heard the term "Seen from Space"....China has the most

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

😂 they have the most grand Concentration Camps which would even make hitler proud 🥲

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

@shaun nesbit no you can't

[@Declan-pg8cg]

@@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967 Yes, I believe the head of Mao tse Tung (pronounced Mousey-dung) could be seen from space. And Xi JingPooh's pile of stolen honey pots can be seen from the ISS with the naked eye.

[@universalchode7232]

Lol

[@R.U.1.2.]

BTW, you can see a license plate from space.

[@sh-ig9fm]

There's a satalight in space that can focus on a single human hear from I think Pluto

[@samsworld1885]

To all those that made the decisions to put money over the value of human lives, KARMA'S a bitch. RIP to all that lost their lives, my heart cries for all the families and friends that were affected.

[@laaaliiiluuu]

Karma is a mental escape for people who cannot deal with the way nature works.

[@Declan-pg8cg]

@@laaaliiiluuu You could just as easily replace "karma" with *religion* in that description.

[@samindaperamuna6392]

Well you could say their conscience instead of karma, because in nature there isnt any good or bad. Unless you are a sociopath, you feel some kind of responsibility for your fellow earth inhabitants.

[@IamCaleum]

And of course China said only about 300 people died when there were actually around 4000.

[@DK-yz9xk]

says you, a simple google search reveals there only 173 dead 8 missing.

[@IamCaleum]

@@DK-yz9xk There were two buildings full of migrant workers that were completely wiped out with more than 2 thousand people who China did not bother to include because they were migrants. China has a long history of forcing rose colored glasses on these things. It is not uncommon to have a ferry flip and everyone die and yet somehow its only 8 people and not the 324 that were actually on there.

[@joshd7465]

Lol this guy believes things on Google. That's hilarious

[@robertojofre15]

@@DK-yz9xksure bud 😂

[@DK-yz9xk]

@@robertojofre15 lmao calm down westerner im sure you know better living in America 😂. To people like y’all I rather just say “I’m wrong and millions and millions of people in China died” or “like china is like a max mad movie wasteland”😂

[@Mayangone]

I remember reading of an explosion in Texas. It could have been equivalent to hundreds of tons of TNT. "Texas City explosion of 1947, industrial disaster sparked by the fire and explosion of the SS Grandcamp on April 16-17, 1947, in Texas City, Texas. The blast set off a chain of fires as well as a 15-foot (4.5-metre) tidal wave. Between 400 and 600 people were killed, with as many as 4,000 injured."

[@shauny2285]

Recently in Cali, there was a residential explosion when a cashe of fireworks detonated. Two died.

[@thomasjensen6243]

Which can be seen from space??? You can now see a cockroach walking across the street from space.

[@danevannett1149]

😆🤣😂 IKR 😆🤣

[@rogeronslow1498]

Agreed. Headline grabbing and absolutely meaningless.

[@revelationreflection]

Warning! No space footage in this video!

[@coolstufftodo5256]

This was insane and awful but my god the Halifax explosion was on another level

[@feraltaco4783]

That was definitely next level.

[@burntmyballsonahotpocket9093]

Just looked it up. Holy. Shit.

[@killman369547]

@@burntmyballsonahotpocket9093 Yep, the day an ammunition ship blew up in Halifax harbor because two idiot captains couldn't help themselves but decide to play a game of chicken with their ships.

[@MeatMachine69]

"Apartments from 2 kilometers away had their windows broken" if it was a nuclear explosion like the ones detonated in White Sands NM, windows would be shattered 150 miles or 241 kilometers away

[@MeatMachine69]

@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler uhh no that was definitely China, did you watch the video or listen to the words the people were saying?

[@MeatMachine69]

@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler ha ha and what about anything I have said indicates in any degree "anti-China propaganda"? Anyway in my original comment I never indicated where the quote was talking about I simply stated the quote so you have no grounds in anything you are saying. Next time you try (very feebly so) to call some one out, you should make sure you know what you're talking about and don't assume anything less you look extremely stupid.

[@MeatMachine69]

@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler and you are wrong about the explosion shattering windows 2km away being in lebanon in this video he was talking about Tianjin, China. It shows a map of the Ruihai International Logistics and the explosion reaching 2km away. You have failed in every aspect, you will eventually learn not to attempt to correct someone before taking due diligence on if your so called correction is even correct. Better luck next time.

[@freedomforever6718]

Nobody said that this was like a nuclear explosion in White Sands New Mexico. There are plenty of smaller nuclear warheads that can produce just this size of explosion.

[@juliusraben3526]

Imagine how many windows would be shattered if that rock that killed dinosaurs hit earth anno 2021?

[@Butch0767]

The best of the brave lost to greed and/or lack of respect for safety.

[@tituslaurencio3596]

Why haven't we heard about this 6-years old explosion until now? *cough* The great firewall/censorship *cough*

[@tommargarites2811]

We have, you just don't remember, back then they said it was a chemical plant explosion, a few weeks later there was a mass explosion at an ammo dump at a U.S. naval base in Japan. Tit-for-tat, I would say.

[@namestick6133]

It was in the news back then but the media hype quickly died down, the actual events were covered up by the CCP as it was no accident it was a suicide to spite the CCP.

[@the_original_van_d]

It was everywhere the day it happened

[@dangerdan2133]

I remember very clearly this being shared by most of my family and friends when it happened.

[@chrisstowe3448]

Where the hell have you been? You must have been living under a rock if you didn’t hear about this.

[@sulijoo]

This was 0.3 kilotons; the Beirut blast was 1.5 kilotons. Fatman and Little Boy were 15-20 kilotons. Puts nukes into perspective, doesn't it?

[@FreedomIII]

It really does. Looking at the effects does, too. Tianjin: small part of the city damaged. Beirut: small part of the city levelled, large part damaged/uninhabitable. Nukes: most of each city levelled, unnavigable not due to the rubble but rather due to a lack of any landmarks left except a handful of the sturdiest buildings.

[@FPSPRINCESS]

Good to know they upped their industrial safety game afterwards. Especially with those research labs and wet markets.....

[@deth3021]

You know with safety protocols and practices like this.... Imagine what could happen if China had labs doing gain of function research on deadly viruses.

[@Likeaworm]

Lol, the Virology lab in Wuhan had pictures on their website of personal handling animals without proper protective equipment (they took them down) and the someone from the Us state department had filled a report a few years back that detailed the labs lack of protocol and safety measures.

[@diggingmystyle]

So what happened to the 300+ U.S. military personnel that visited Wuhan one month before the outbreak?

[@JodBronson]

THEY can start a Bio-Terrorism easily with a .99cents spray bottle. All they have to do is bring the specimens to a tall building, spray it all over the air. The Virus can stay in the air or linger in the air for about 6+ Hours.... Plenty of time to infect people. *NOTE:* It's what we do to our air that made or given them time to stay in the air longer!

[@ganeshnayak2732]

@@diggingmystyle probably they are having Fentanol.

[@hephaestus6365]

I wish I could upvote this multiple times ...but I'm not a Democrat. KZbin will probably remove most comments like this anyway.

[@manz7860]

Insane how undertrained everyone was. From improper storage, to the firefighters pouring water on reactive chemicals.

[@lolfang5725]

仓库管理员向消防员隐瞒了事实，没人知道里面有化学品，有100名消防员牺牲

[@aldenteh9412]

Can't blame the firefighters, the manager of the storage hid the truth about the chemicals, as they have mentioned, the chemicals stored there are exceeding the safety limit. The firefighters died being lied by others

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the information.

[@richardwarnock2789]

There's a Pattern all started fires sounds very familiar the odds aren't adding up some traveled to all those places

[@WHDRWN]

If I type "Chinese explosion" into youtube it only shows 19 results for all of youtube. soooooooooo sketchy, something evil is afoot.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

Nitrate fertilizers have exploded all over the world, the recent Beirut explosion was Nitrate fertizers, in almost every case the cause was too much stored in one place and fire. Places that follow proper handling protocols still have accidents but don't explode.

[@boo3553]

It's so soothing to listen to the lady

[@duanenavarre7234]

The halifax explosion, the one in lebanon, and now this one. At some point people need to learn from the past.

[@petersellers9219]

Halifax? You should see my bathroom after a tindaloo. World Health organisation!

[@crazysovietgamer974]

You realize this happened in 2015 and i would love to see this happen again i bejing

[@duanenavarre7234]

@@crazysovietgamer974 like most countries the regular ppl are ok, but the governments are run by puppets for power mad nut jobs as it has been for a long time around the world. the depopulation thing is sorta new thou. I call them the neo-malthusian death cult.

[@johncee853]

You want humans to learn from the past??? LOL😂😂😂

[@cassiopesysg5423]

this happened in 2015

[@Homoprimatesapiens]

First time i get noticed of this tragedy. Where was the media? Question: How many other storages around the world got the same way of storage of dangerous chemicals? Why are the chemical engineers not promote storage regulations to legislation authorities? This is of paramount importance!

[@dougchew5193]

Chemical engineers in ac and heated offices, they aren’t involved in the actual storage location of the chemicals,they tell the bosses in the warehouse the rules but the other workers are just told to unload,load products this can happen anywhere the precautions aren’t followed, speed and safety don’t mix well

[@701Builder]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_VZ4eiqpV4rK8

[@HotelPapa100]

It was all over the news. Memories are short...

[@namestick6133]

@@HotelPapa100 Its called a memory hole It happens all the time Same shit with the Epstein investigation etc

[@mfinchina__117]

I remember that Adam Minter wrote about this port and said it was thought to be a very well-run and safe facility. The problem was that while most people were doing their jobs properly, there were a few who were on the take (bribed to do something or not report something) and that's what led to the hazardous material being stored there.

[@lynderherberts2828]

Sad. It will happen again somewhere. Money and beating the clock... Greed, indifference, and egos prevail.

[@WHDRWN]

If I type "Chinese explosion" into youtube it only shows 19 results for all of youtube. soooooooooo sketchy, something evil is afoot.

[@timothymartin5976]

Very good narration, music and graphical depictions.

[@ScientificSolutions]

Why is the only date on this article shown as April 1st? This happened over a year ago and, in light of the similar explosion in Lebanon, is just coming to our attention now?! Something doesn’t smell right about this story, there should be more info about why this is just coming to our ears now.

[@ScientificSolutions]

According to other online info, this event occurred on August 12, 2015! With all the more recent coverage of the Lebanon explosion, I never once saw reports of the similarity in these events. These explosions, happening in critical ports, now seem more like deliberate acts of war than accidental chemical storage problems!

[@JohnJohnson-bg2oo]

Hopefully it cleaned up some of the China plague bullshit!

[@garylefevers]

@@JohnJohnson-bg2oo right. It should have been called by its proper name all along, the tRump virus.

[@HotShotsSportsTalk]

This isnt new news. Go watch youtube for a bit

[@gijshogeboom921]

This was all over the news in 2015

[@devmoonstar1151]

I was about to say : "Oh shit, here we go again "

[@IsThisAvailable550]

Why not put '2015' in the title you muppets!

[@larrymiller9873]

Really that's the internet DECEPTION

[@123danif]

🤣🤣

[@123danif]

thats what brought me to the comments section 🤣

[@altonwilliams7117]

Greed often overrides common sense and safety.

[@jemimychannel7893]

Maintenance and Well Monitored

[@chakagenghiskhan4057]

The Beirut Blast was the worst! China: Hold my Baijiu.

[@alexderpyracc4053]

That's why my bike isn't here yet 🥺

[@VRtechman]

Has it been 6 years!? 😅

[@johnsamu]

Hindsight is the mother of all preventions. It's all very easy a to discuss and criticize afterwards, this and that should and shouldn't have been done. The people that were in charge of that facility and knew what was stored there probably already fled the scene. So no info was available. The fire commander than has the choice of letting it burn into the other plants in that area or try to stop/contain the fire with water. The choice between being eaten by a lion or a tiger.

[@anastasiasoderstrom4870]

Why haven't I known about this sooner, this is devastating

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

Makes one wonder what terrorists have been able to bring into America through the wide open border the Democrats have created !1

[@Hoss58]

This was so 😎,awesome

[@Mr3344555]

@8:15 Legend says she's still listing off options, 'till this day

[@josephsmith6777]

I belive there is a vid of this its crazy the size and power of this explosion

[@minibotpc]

Unfortunately the missing were probably close to the blast and turned to dust during the explosion. Its so sad.

[@SparrowwithaMachinegun]

I always struggle with is scale. Even when it's shown on a map with radius markers I never really get a feel for the size. 4:34 Helps.

[@lifeeasier3462]

Firefighters and first responders have my ❤❤❤. Here in the US and elsewhere. They risk their lives to save others. 😢Great people.

[@garykish8951]

Incredible! What a Hellish clusterfcuk.

[@lonnyself3920]

hazmat failure on a grand scale this been happening way to much

[@dondiegol1433]

@7:53 there is a press conference dated TIANJIN 2011. Did this happen in 2015 or 2011?

[@nickolasfi]

Aliens: "the f**k are humans up to now?"

[@gibbethoskins8621]

The video of the guy and his wife in a nearby apartment that filmed this was absolutely mindblowing. Typical Chinese style negligence, not surprised at all.

[@michaelgothenburg364]

What's shocking is not the explosion but how common it is that rules are ignored because the true reason will never be communicated anyway

[@brikbrokly5272]

Who does this mess anyway ?

[@LarryPeteet]

Cool, I went to Tianjin, China 10 years ago on business

[@garrywagner7717]

This was no accident, maybe rod of steel.

[@jamesmiltenbergerjr2250]

Putin said he believes it was America using Thor, the fingers of God. Rods of tungsten.

[@duanenavarre7234]

These accidents have happened all over the world due to bad management. halifax disaster, texas city, lebanon, now this. real hazmat safety measures need to be implemented worldwide.

[@amyjojinkerson6745]

certain sodium base products if you put water on it it's like a match to TNT

[@Madame702]

No Amy, Jiang Zemin blew up the port that was a warning to Xi Jinping. What you are seeing is Chinese "Game of Thrones".

[@lcg5790]

Just like Lebanon last year. Tragic.

[@alnabulsi313]

For perspective, this explosion was approximately equivalent to two Minuteman ICBM detonations. Absolutely devastating

[@owenjones506]

Strange isn;t it that we do not hear about it !

[@jessicama5180]

Looks like a Mega Fire Nuke or Mega Lava Nuke or Mega Napalm Incendiary Nuke went off.

[@Mr25thfret]

"Luckily, no one was injured..." - Daily Dose of China

[@bex1494]

What show is this taken from? Its a favorite of mine. However I can't remember the name of the series. Please please tell me. Thank you.

[@randomguy7891]

Is everything in the bug empire just made of c4 explosive?

[@aliteralcrow]

Its absolutely horrific to think that this explosion CAUSED A EARTHQUAKE. This explosion was like a nuclear bomb.

[@oogaboogaicu]

It was intended to kill as many Chinese people as possible

[@partiallyfrozen3425]

"Eye witnesses said it had the force of a nuclear bomb." Oh you have no idea....

[@damieanherdenberg1885]

The one at 0.30 fucks with me the most, u see just a split second of shit flying towards you as the shock hits..... is it weird that i wanna experience that feeling of the shickwave but obviiusly at a safe distance

[@marcelrudzinski2812]

3:22 she's talking about the first explosion happening while they show chicago first responders passing 🤔🤔

[@swieser80]

Imagine making a video about a huge explosion that doesn't actually include any video of the huge explosion itself.

[@jodilink3495]

Send more....

[@TreeLuvBurdpu]

I have so much video of this actual explosion, but these guys only show snapshots of the aftermath?

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*How "big" would Taijin port be if they had followed strict safety regulations?*

[@Shogun459]

Calcium Carbide, We used this in it's natural form to fuel Miner's acetylene Lamps. My Father and I used these exploring old Hard Rock Mines. Not near as good as Battery powered lamps but you just need the CalCarb rocks and water to have light, instead of carrying extra Batteries. And if you walk into dead air, no O2, they go out as a warning where batteries would keep working and you're dead. There are heavy gases that pool in abandoned mines. Everything from C O2, which is heavier than O2 and will collect in Un-ventilated low spots. And there are gases that come from rotting timbers, timbers used to support the back of the mine. Walk into those and you don't get a second breath, not consciously. A few breaths more and your gone.

[@Monz7]

So the batteries actually react and would light the air on fire?

[@trumpwon8147]

3:13 So it was like trying to put out a Tesla on fire

[@roflwaffles1001]

"Are we dangerous here?" IYKYK

[@wandawilliams8042]

Yep, happened long time ago.

[@jessicama5180]

Video Uploaded on the 1st of April 2021 1/4/2021.

[@chrisS19019]

“The chemicals would react violently with water” as it’s being stored in a port

[@MrChochulchang]

So where is the video of the blast?

[@aqz14]

Same happened in Lebanon

[@shinzy6030]

When do they show it from space?

[@Eclispestar]

5:54. Yes it is.

[@thomasstarr9011]

GREAT.

[@alkaholic2166]

Vape pen battery? Bet the security at bio-virus lab is way better

[@Ronaldrygun]

Thought it was only half the yeild of beirut, to me this explosion is much scarrier, it looks like the skies rip open a gate to hell

[@tinkeringinthailand8147]

Corruption kills communities, in this case, and in the case in Lebanon, literally.

[@sirbonobo3907]

Nicest Explosion ever together with Beirut one. One habe to Love the sheer force of it.

[@maryestorque2238]

When did this happen?

[@maciejxxx4059]

Beirut be like " big blast...? ok. "

[@gladiator_games]

Wow what’s happening over there?

[@desperatelyseekingrealnews]

They've confused it with Beirut methinx

[@nou-jn6uz]

are you serious

[@trumpwon8147]

The site was probably used for the storage of any and all records related to nahuw bal and Dr IccauF

[@myperspective5091]

So, it was the exact same thing that happened in Beirut Lebanon, and people didn’t learn from this incident?

[@mariop810]

Good for them.

[@gavinlovely8065]

Man Imagine being the firefighters

[@Gecmajster123456]

1st of April

[@suryasanthosh7370]

Haha 😂

[@joesixpence3447]

Neighbors kids been playin" with matches again?

[@StarFelMusic]

5:54 Woah, take that out of context

[@Skiiandme]

Good. Very Good.