Sugar factory explosion video Videos

• 1. Aerial video of Imperial Sugar Co. (Part 1)
• 2. Factory explosion, video taped from inside
• 3. Live Dust Explosion at FM Global's Research Campus in West Glocester, Rhode Island
• 4. Fireworks factory explosions in Shangrao Jiangxi,China (Raw Video)
• 5. Video Profile Angels Products Sugar Refinery
• 6. Gunpowder Factory Explosion - ALL ANGLES
• 7. NASA Jet fuel Factory Explosion

Aerial video of Imperial Sugar Co. (Part 1)

Factory explosion, video taped from inside

Live Dust Explosion at FM Global's Research Campus in West Glocester, Rhode Island

User Comments

floflo008 commented on 18 Apr 2013

dust explosions are about mixing air and dust together in a sightly explosive cloud created here in this closed space it was dust floating in the air no rock!!

soylentgreenb commented on 23 Sep 2013

Unlikely. Dust explosions in coal mines are a serious problem; that's likely what they're trying to emulate.

BarneySaysHi commented on 03 Feb 2012

"If it didn't start out as a rock, it can explode." Excellent quote, I'll keep it in mind!

madengineer commented on 14 Jan 2012

Not limited to organic materials

GammlerGambas commented on 05 Oct 2011

what did they use ? Charcoal ?

zpridgen75 commented on 15 Jul 2012

Good lord! What dust wad used?

Fireworks factory explosions in Shangrao Jiangxi,China (Raw Video)

Video Profile Angels Products Sugar Refinery

User Comments

jastari weld commented on 28 Sep 2014

Jadi kangen temen2 di tmpt kerja dulu heheh

Gunpowder Factory Explosion - ALL ANGLES

User Comments

Santiago Nieto commented on 26 May 2015

Es COLOMBIA no columbia

subwaymallorca commented on 02 Aug 2015

+Santiago Nieto Colombians normally can´t read.. So it´s all ok ;)

Cordell Canfield commented on 15 Oct 2014

Rare for civilians normal for military

The Sun commented on 23 Jun 2015

Oh, I did not know that the military sees gunpowder factories explode on a regular basis, seriously, what does the military have anything to do with this? It's just something that humans put too much money and effort in.

sirspikey commented on 31 Dec 2013

So why are they filming if they're gonna turn away as soon as something happens??

Jakeshapedworld commented on 02 May 2014

Perhaps its because they are normal, functioning humans beings and therefore instinctively duck and move away from a freaking EXPLODING gun powder factory? You'd do the same.

The Mountain Hippie commented on 01 Mar 2014

I know right!

NASA Jet fuel Factory Explosion

User Comments

CheetahFoxx commented on 12 Jun 2010

@frade001 Here's an idea: The closest thing I know of to doing that was a magnitude 9.5 quake that hit Chile in 1960. About 600 miles South America (off the coast) was thrusted upward by tens of feet in one instant. The quake permanently diverted rivers, created new lakes, and triggered a volcanic eruption 2 days later. My professor told me that the jolt turned that day back by half a second. That gives you an idea of the power needed.

JohnnyRocket commented on 21 Nov 2012

I really, really hate the added sound effects. Like at the beginning when it first explodes and you hear immediately but see the shock wave traveling across the ground...ANNOYING! The sound of the blast is traveling at the same speed of the shockwave you would not hear it that soon. would take a few seconds.

meetsouder commented on 13 Oct 2011

i hate the added sound effects, its so frustrating seeing these documentaries, because they aren't showing the real thing, just what people WANT to see. the explosion happens in silence from that distance, and once the shock wave hits you, you also hear the enormous explosion.

Cutflood commented on 26 Aug 2009

You're all stupid as hell. This was an accident. And a single man with polio, stayed behind to make sure the pipes were sealed. So the fire would blast up the lines to another facility. Waste of money? Waste of life more like it. Money grubbing assholes everyone of you.

valiumsummer commented on 30 Apr 2011

@usnsquirrel So by your logic, the pencil company supplying my kids elementary school blows up I can say "Jefferson Elementary school pencil plant Explosion...news at 11" I'm not denying that Pepcon suppled NASA, its misleading however to label this a "NASA" explosion.

Jae Foss commented on 17 Mar 2011

It's bad enough people are saying it was special effects. I know it wasn't. My stepmother was in Las Vegas when it happened. Hell. Most of my family were and still are in Vegas when this thing happened. My grandmother, uncles, and so on can even confirm it.

kevin atkins commented on 17 Aug 2011

@valiumsummer actually they process jet fuel for nasa which nasa owns their property rights so if there fuel is exploding, then its a nasa jet fuel explosion. just wanna put that out their before u make a silly.

mrwebber35 commented on 20 Jan 2013

I'll bet any janitor around there would have had his chair sent into the air that's for sure. Wonder if they thought there was an explosion underneath them like the janitor at the world Trade Center?

jpourkav commented on 20 May 2010

@herogna the stuff you see on nat geo and the science channel are INCREDIBLY dumbed down for the general public..... go take a couple classes at a university if you really want to know whats going on

ShredaSpud commented on 05 Jul 2011

I remember the days of Fox shows like these where this clip is from. Shows such as "When Disasters Strike", "World's Scariest Police Chases", etc. Probably from the mid to late 90's.

87Jaws commented on 01 Oct 2010

@adalstan B.S. a guy died he told everyone to leave quick and he stayed behind and talk to 911 till the explosion killed him, so "fuckin bad ass" no its not!

benner2000 commented on 30 May 2009

At least we build our explosive factories in remote areas. Look up some of the firework factories that exploded in the middle of towns in other countries.