Space laser? Beirut!

Can some one look at this video just on Live leaks and see if the video has been altered edited?
www.liveleak.com...

got to 1:58 its in slomotion. You can see what looks like a big sun beam from the left.
it points to the building that has the fertilizer. witch is not on fire.
the fire is on the right with firework flashes.

you get what looks like a flash of the beam and a Very bright flash from the main building.
and boom. if this has not been Alterd then a space laser heated it up then sent a pulse to blow it up.
it was taking to long!

easy to start the fireworks burning.
"The initiation, burning and thermal decomposition of gunpowder. 130'c"
royalsocietypublishing.org...

"At High enough temperatures, however,
ammonium nitrate can violently decompose on its own.
This process creates gases including nitrogen oxides and water vapour.
It is this rapid release of gases that causes an explosion."
phys.org...

so the ammonium nitrate needed the fire works to be near by.
and they hit it with High laser power.

a reply to: buddha

I'm no expert, but that looks like lens flair.

a reply to: buddha

If it was a space laser, it is coming in at a shallow angle and therefore would have to go through a lot of atmosphere.

Also, if it were a laser pointed at the building and was in the visible spectrum, it would be very bright when it hit the building and the smoke.

Also, although you state that it wasn't on fire, where did the smoke, at the start of the video, all come from?

a reply to: wheresthebody

ok that is a good possibility.
as the light is in front if the blast wave.

So has some one set this up as a fake???
to look like a laser? we will find out later maybe.

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: buddha

If it was a space laser, it is coming in at a shallow angle and therefore would have to go through a lot of atmosphere.

Also, if it were a laser pointed at the building and was in the visible spectrum, it would be very bright when it hit the building and the smoke.

Also, although you state that it wasn't on fire, where did the smoke, at the start of the video, all come from?

as I said you Can see the smoke on the right of a building.

I wish to discuss if this is some thing some one has fake't.
they have had the time to set this up.

the goverment makes a Lot of Fakes, conspiracies!
to discredit real conspiracies. did they do this?

a reply to: buddha

So you think it was a



Thank you btw. I've been wanting to use this meme for a few years now.

Didn’t anyone see the death star?

The ASE @ 2:04 paused. That initial fireball almost looks fake as hell.

a reply to: chr0naut
The blast killed all the firefighters trying to put out the initial fire.

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: buddha

If it was a space laser, it is coming in at a shallow angle and therefore would have to go through a lot of atmosphere.

Also, if it were a laser pointed at the building and was in the visible spectrum, it would be very bright when it hit the building and the smoke.

Also, although you state that it wasn't on fire, where did the smoke, at the start of the video, all come from?

The place was on fire, and sadly none of the firemen in attendance have ever been seen again after the huge explosion.
However, the point of the devastating ignition, was seen at that point in time, and it was actually a very bright light, similar/same as all the flashing that was already going on, only very much brighter.

That is the the real enigma, and my guess here is that the video portrayed here, (I did see it before) has been somewhat edited.
A.N. is very explosive, however typically difficult to be made to explode.
My best guess is that the detonation was, of some element of superheating like electric charging, which implies that there was a misdirected effort to get rid of the stuff in it's lumpy state, the alternative being the heat alone, which makes no sense on the face of it...A.N. needs, or rather contributes to some kind of detonation..in the Lebanon explosion you had a cake of explosive.

originally posted by: smurfy

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: buddha

A.N. is very explosive, however typically difficult to be made to explode.

Seems counterintuitive.

If the Ammonium Nitrate heated up and sublimated into a vapor, then got to a critical mixture with the particulates in the fireworks smoke, then exposed to a flame or spark, it would explode. It is an oxidising agent (an oxidant or oxidizer) that provides the oxygen to flash burn any fuel, esp. gases and particulates.

Things like gasoline vapors, natural gas or propane, need the proper mixture of oxygen to be able to ignite, like the fuel air mix in an internal combustion engine.

The common black powder formula of Potassium Nitrate, charcoal dust and sulfur explodes when lit because the nitrate and charcoal has been mixed in the proper ratio to create an explosion. The sulfur is there it control the burn and make it slower so your black powder gun isn't a pipe bomb.

it happened at 6PM so the sun was about that angle.
Lens flare.
No conspiracy.