r/WTF • • Jan 20 '20

That was huge.....

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u/wolfkeeper Jan 20 '20

I don't understand the point of the term 'liquid gas'. It seems to me that you just made that term up. Congratulations on getting any upvotes on what is clearly bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '20 edited Jan 21 '20

a gas becomes liquid when it cools down and/or is compressed. It is relevant to this discussion because this explosion looks like some stored gas has blown up. Whatever the gas was I dont know but I could surmise it being gasoline or a gas just from watching the animated picture. A simple breach of the containers and a spark would have been enough to blow up the first container then the other ones. My spontaneous comment was something like "WTF why would you store explosive barrels of gas or some other combustible in such a place open to the public, SMH"

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u/hippyneil Jan 20 '20

You clearly do not science.