Tannerite triggers 46,000 acre fire

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  • Cameramonkey

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    I didn't think those generated enough heat to burn things like dry grass? Though being a jackwagon and adding gasoline to the mix for a fireball would do it.
     

    LarryC

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    Sounds like someone is in real trouble! However, makes you wonder why the fire wasn't put out quickly if it was reported right after it started. I would think it could have been controlled and eliminated if the right resources were used at the start...
     

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    I didn't think those generated enough heat to burn things like dry grass? Though being a jackwagon and adding gasoline to the mix for a fireball would do it.

    I've recorded some slow motion footage of tannerite explosions and they do generate some flame but I agree not enough to start a fire. Especially if there is a strong breeze. The amount of heat just isn't there. But add some diesel fuel or gasoline for a larger fireball and you are asking for trouble.
     

    Vigilant

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    Bubbas doing the bubba thing, not long now before it's gone!

    ETA: After reading, seems as if it was a Border Patrol Agent doing some illegal off duty shooting?
     
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