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The phrase "a massive bang" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a loud noise or explosion, often in contexts related to physics, fireworks, or dramatic events.
Example: "The fireworks display ended with a massive bang that echoed across the night sky."
Alternatives: "a huge explosion" or "a loud crash".
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"We heard a massive bang," said Rushton.
"There was a massive bang as he hit the coach.
"Suddenly there was a massive bang, the train jolted.
She recalled a "massive bang" as Veal burst through the front door.
Eyewitnesses reported hearing a "massive bang" and saw plumes of black smoke following the blast, the BBC reported on its Web site.
A similar incident involving an easyJet flight from Bristol to Barcelona made headlines in the UK in July after passengers described hearing a "massive" bang as a lightning bolt actually struck their plane.
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A massive, massive bang woke us up," says Lizzie Calfe.
It explained how a subatomic speck of matter transformed into a massive big bang, creating a huge, flat and uniform universe with tiny density fluctuations that eventually grew into today's galaxies and cosmic large-scale structure, all in beautiful agreement with precision measurements from experiments such as the Planck satellite.
"The seasonal thing is the problem because we've got this massive bang or bust… [with] so many customers through summer and business is thriving," says Matt. "Then we hit winter and we have got to hold on to our core staff [to] keep them in the game, so rather than shutting down we keep going".
That massive bang?
One concert-goer, Jessica, told BBC Radio: "I just heard this massive bang and then everyone just started running towards us screaming and crying.
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