WTF WTF WTF!!! frame by frame breakdown........

Shameful days were in..

Looked like the outflow of smoke reached high up into the sky and caused an electrostatic discharge (lightning), which caused the main bulk of the burning material to detonate.

There was a storm coming in during this event.

To me...does not appear to be a projectile, but looks more like another section of the site exploded and then set off the chain reaction to explode the section already on fire. Looking at an arial view of the factory complex...their were different buildings and storage locations. Due to the wind blowing right to left in the video,,,fire could have been blown in that direction which set off an explosion in another area, then ignited an explosion in the building already on fire...... Just a thought..but no real video evidence of a projectile

Although this explanation isn't as fun as a new military laser particle beam accelerator quantum weapon kinetic irradiated mag rail.

Excellent job OP...

considering those same smoke/vapours had just come OUT OF an intense fire, I'll say nah to that.

anyway, even if they did, why did they then shoot down to the ground back towards the fire they just left at incredible velocity, with enough force to actually move the same fire that generated them?

I would say some of the smoke is loaded up with chemical vapors. Some of it heated up, but not enough to ignite, and floating up and out with the smoke. Where the fire is is where the chemicals/etc have already ignited.

Static discharge or something happened higher inside the smoke/vapor plume, and KABLAMO!

Storms didnt go through that area for about 3-4 hours after explosion.

Was listening to scanner last night for that area and a lady called in 2 lasers coming from a neighbors house. There are several people talking about it in last night thread. Think the thread is like 90 pages if you want to find. I just assumed it was someone with a laser on their gun

Or some cows with laser beams attached to their horns.

does anyone know in what direction did that thing came from? I mean, north, south, etc...
from there we can take some conclusions. Because if it came from the direction of the town itself, it would be very difficult that no one would hear a missile(or something similar) approaching. that's about a 45º angle, it couldn't come from space.

Hmmm...fishy.

That fertilizer plant was huge.
IMO the explosion started to erupt to the right, off camera where it looks like a small field of propane tanks were stored.

No way any object came in from the air. When these types of plants go, they really go boom.

Converted Texas longhorns

The msm will not be able to explain this away.

Yep. I bet if the camera swiveled to the left, you would see another fire or something that ignited that plume.

Or static discharge. But the above is more likely, IMO

Oh they'll explain it away with some bullshit expert that swears that ignited gas does a sudden 180 degree turn, has a missile shaped tip due to the chemical compounds, and goes directly back at a steadily burning fire maintaining that same missile form, thus blowing everything up, impacting the dirt, and causing a mushroom cloud.

THIS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

One of the other videos floating around also clearly has the sound of a projectile 'whistling' through the air at the exact time of the explosion.

It is an unmistakable sound. Sounded just like a Hellfire missile.

I think that this was done in order to distract people away from Obama deporting the Saudi suspect. Both news stories happened at about the same time.

One hell of a distraction IMO...

LISTEN TO THIS ONE YOU CAN HEAR IT.

this. it could be something as simple as the smoke itself igniting under super-heated conditions.

it would explain it occurring at the edge of the smoke cloud, as that's where the oxygen is...

Okay, both videos combined convinces me. First I thought a normal explosion, but now it's getting weird.

I have to say, I'm not at all convinced, i've seen very similar effects in vapor clouds from chemical fires, oil fires etc.

The effect that COULD be causing this is as follows.

Any combustion Requires the correct combination of oxygen and fuel.

The fire is converting one or many chemicals into a combustible gas. It's burning, but not exploding.

(this is not uncommon, one of the old "sales tricks" to prove how stable Alfred Nobels dynamite was - was to burn it like firewood.

When the cloud is close to the fire, it is too dense to combust, since it is lacking oxygen it is basically inert.

As it travels further away from the fire, more oxygen gets mixed in, and it now becomes easily combustible. And the reaction travels backwards because of the pressure increase at the ignition point.

So the gas could be inert at the fire, but dangerous as oxygen get's mixed in. And therefore any spark FROM The fire could have ignited it further out.

Now I'm about to get flamed as a shill. So be it.

I'm not saying this is WHAT happened, i'm saying that this is a possible explanation based on what i know about combustible gases.

what speaks against that theory is the sound of the ignition, (Which sounds like a rocket to me) it seems to last too long compared to the flash, but that could be outside of the screen.

Who the hell knows, based on this video, I can't make a conclusive determination either way.

Here is the "Explanation"