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Second-by-second forensic recreation of Beiruit explosion – Boing Boing
At 20 minutes long, no time is wasted in this forensic reconstruction of August’s massive explosion in Beirut. Footage of the fire and the detonation are carefully…
At 20 minutes long, no time is wasted in this forensic reconstruction of August’s massive explosion in Beirut. Footage of the fire and the detonation are carefully timestamped and positioned, the smoke plume studied by experts, and both the scene and the explosion modeled in 3D to determine exactly where, why and what happened. I was particularly struck by the fastidious recreation of the warehouse, right down to 243 individual bags of fertilizer, determined by low-quality but unambigious footage…
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