On the morning of December 6, 1917, an explosive shockwave tore through Halifax, Nova Scotia, ripping the coastal city apart. The event leveled the entire neighborhood of Richmond, killing thousands.
The temperature in blast exceeded 9,000°F. The water around the Mont Blanc vaporized and pushing a 52-foot-tall tidal wave three blocks into town. Source: NASA Safety Center The force of the ...
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