Gas-related explosions and fire
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EmeraldR
Dagobah Resident
saw this from local news
Explosion at Oxfordshire recycling plant after lightning strike
Images and video shared online show the sky to the north-west of Oxford light up with flames.
www.bbc.com
There was thunder and lightning across England yesterday evening, but I'm also a bit doubtful that a strike 'blew up' a gas storage tank.
The official statement on this reads:
I checked lightningmaps.org - which enables you to review lighting strikes globally over the past 24 hours - and it showed that there were strikes nearby but not right at the waste treatment/biogas facility. Screenshot below.
[Purple dots denote locations of lightning strikes, the red dot I added denotes the Cassington biogas facility.]
If it was lightning, it was one hell of a thunderbolt, and lightning detectors didn't pick it up.
The official statement on this reads:
I checked lightningmaps.org - which enables you to review lighting strikes globally over the past 24 hours - and it showed that there were strikes nearby but not right at the waste treatment/biogas facility. Screenshot below.
[Purple dots denote locations of lightning strikes, the red dot I added denotes the Cassington biogas facility.]
If it was lightning, it was one hell of a thunderbolt, and lightning detectors didn't pick it up.
I was also skeptical if it being a lightning strike and looked through a few different news reports, but couldn’t find any footage of a lightning strike even really any mention of how they know it was a lightning strike.
However, it does sound like the
people in the car a couple of posts back say that they saw the lightning strike.
The "Cassington" biogas facility?
I'm also reminded of recent discussion on EM weapons generating storms as a side effect...
Drone footage of the Oxford incident:
No signs of an explosion. The fire flared spectacularly, but apparently nothing detonated.
It's nonetheless interesting that lightning 'picked out' such a facility, which reminds me of our observations over the years of locations storing or processing chemicals often, apparently, functioning as 'attractors' for lightning.
No signs of an explosion. The fire flared spectacularly, but apparently nothing detonated.
It's nonetheless interesting that lightning 'picked out' such a facility, which reminds me of our observations over the years of locations storing or processing chemicals often, apparently, functioning as 'attractors' for lightning.
it is said to be a "waste food processing facility". do we have so much " waste food" to justify such a huge facility?? who supplies this waste food?. what comes out of this facility?? bugs???
Perhaps as of recalling the incident on 2016 - below -.
From 2016. It was of another plant on the same region.
Didn't found the Emma's video capturing the fireball, nor other similar ones. It would be interesting to see how the fire/explosion was started.
Oxfordshire lightning gas plant fireball causes £250k damage
Is pretty much the digesting of organic garbage from several places to produce methane among other gases.
And they complain about cows. Curious.
We certainly felt the storm throughout the day on Monday. My husband's work colleague thought lightning had struck his house - it had actually struck some electricity pylons just behind his home, which resulted in a power black out in a 5 mile radius whilst they recycled some transformers. I believe he's located East of us so either closer to London or East of there, they work remotely. With that incident in mind I certainly didn't discount the possibility of lightning causing more damage and indeed causing an explosion in Oxford - although I did consider the possibility of the storm being used as an excuse to cover more directed attacks.
I usually enjoy thunder storms, but I did feel extra anxious throughout the one on Monday which was out of the norm for me.
I usually enjoy thunder storms, but I did feel extra anxious throughout the one on Monday which was out of the norm for me.
Good find!
It's remarkable for this to happen to two identical facilities just 20 miles apart.
dredger
The Living Force
My first "idea" when reading this news while parsing the forum is if this would not be linked to the recent declaration of Rishi Sunak on the transgender topic ? If i do not miss, this explosion incident happened monday 2/10/23 and this recent declaration happened 2 days after. Maybe what we name in french "la réponse du berger à la bergère" ^^ - or, more seriously, UK warned US globalist that if they start to play with their beam weapons on UK soils, they can, in return, destroy their worlwide (better say occidental-wide) ideology of transgenderism and so on. Dunno, but worth it to consider this eventuality.
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