The list includes both technogenic disasters and natural phenomena – from medieval explosions of Arsenal to the most powerful explosions in volcanoes and meteorite strikes.
The most destructive ones – the explosion of the Vanggonchan arsenal in Beijing (1626), claiming up to 20 thousand life; The explosion of Krakatau (1883), whose voice heard for 3000 km; Tunguska Meteorite (1908) with a capacity of more than 15 megatons; And disaster in Texas City (1947), where the ship exploded with ammonium nitrate.
The largest artificial nuclear explosion in history is also mentioned – MOAB has fallen in the United States in Afghanistan in 2017 and a explosion in Beirut (2020), caused by the storage of robe more than 2700 tons of nitrate.
The ruling leader was Hung-tong Volcano (2022), according to the Tahmines, it can be compared to the nuclear explosion of the “Tsar-Bomb”, but an underwater burst without radiation.
Source: Ferra
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