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1st Oct 2016

16th Mar 2019

Part-4 of serious disasters. A small fire, ignited by a dropped match or cigarette became a huge firestorm within minutes, caused by the "trench-effect", killing 31 people and injured 100 more.

fire secondsfrom 1987 disaster

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powderskye 1st Oct 2016

@biostars I am leonardo the son of smellphaestus!
Xueru 1st Oct 2016

Goodbye, Harry Potter.
biostars 1st Oct 2016

Any plans for The Great Fire of 1666 of London?
docRoboRobert 1st Oct 2016

Ok. I fighured out how to stop fire: Add clay and gel to make a wall (it would stop preasure and smoke). After that put CO2 (or BUBW) to kill fire.
HapyMetal 1st Oct 2016

@docRoboRobert: Thanks, and about the ideas: 3. sooner or later there will come a nuclear disaster; 2. i had something similar in mind: the Bophal toxic cloud; 1. I think i know what you meaning, cool idea.
docRoboRobert 1st Oct 2016

I have some ideas for you: 1. Catastrophe on the lake what I don't kmow what it called but toxic gases from lake killed entire camp in 1986. 2. Disaster in Donora (in USA) when industrial toxic cloud covered city and poison a lots of people in 50s/60s. 3. Maybe some nuclear power plant disasters like in Fukushina.
docRoboRobert 1st Oct 2016

Nice. 1+ I like your idea with historical disasters.
HapyMetal 1st Oct 2016

@JusticeFighter: I already mentioned the London beer flood in the Forum-Description of the molassis disaster. Mainly it would more or less look like the same.
JusticeFighter 1st Oct 2016

Okay, for the fifth disaster, how about the great London beer flood? Some beer kegs bursted in a brewery, setting off a chain reaction. Because the sewage system was quite undeveloped at that time, a 50cm high layer of beer swept to the river, severely damaging lots of wooden buildings and making a ton of people happy!
The-Best-Man 1st Oct 2016

en me too

The Powder Toy

Kings-Cross fire 1987 by HapyMetal

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