not true.

Holy shit.... that makes the Nashville Cops look like complete morons

you dont know the intended yield.

If he made it out of readily available substrate.

Why would they not follow up

he can have missed with a factor 300% and still created a boom

Or he just got very lucky.

I guess that's true...

Most people would have blown their arm off and would have spent the rest of their life in prison or something...

we had once incidence here where an assassination was attempted by propane canister.

It used the stairwell as a mixer (upflowing air)

The spark failed, for some reason.

Calculations suggested a massive yield.

had it gone off.

Are you familiar with this case where the guy and like Arizona or Texas filled his house with natural gas and it detonated then he vanished?

I think he's still on the run.

Idk

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_William_Fisher

Scottsdale. Yikes.

I am not. Also not uncommon. I remember a case here where a welder malfunctioned and filled the basement, the freezer turned on and moved the house 15 meters into the garden

Yikes...

Wait till hydrogen fuel tanks are on the market...

indeed...

I know the hydrogen is stored as a metal hydride in the tank...

But after that...

or people figure out how to weaponize a tesla.

that will be worse.

for some reason no one has figured that out yet.

@Doc it's already a weapon...

What? Cobalt?

Im uncomfortable with specifics.

Lets just say the FD hates teslas.

Batteries and cobalt.

You have a lot more ethics than the guys who interviewed for that article above...

Batteries like exploding and spontaneously combusting.

Okay that was horrible English but whatever...

@busillis maybe. we are entering unstable time. I dont want to help spread such knowledge.

Google has no qualms spreading it.

Like what those guys did in that article that's crappy...

People that are in the field know these things...

I mean the concept of a FAB is pretty easy stuff.