The riveted joint that connected the interior torpedo bulkhead to the bottom of the hull was not strong enough to sustain the tremendous shear loadings associated with direct contact explosions.
Judging by the album art (above) and the single "Reflection Through Destruction," which sounds like Myson directing an explosion, this will be a much darker body of work than his previous efforts.
Moreover, non-magmatic eruptions sometimes lead to partial edifice collapse and laterally directed violent explosions (e.g., Bandai, Japan Tongariroo, NZ; La Soufrière, Guadeloupe).
The scope of impact is very unclear, from direct physical impacts (explosion victims), financial impacts (fishermen, tourist industry), short term environmental impacts and long term environmental impacts.
This example of high-tech grass-roots organizing was the direct result of the explosion of social networking in Indonesia.
"Killed" won out over the soft-sounding "lost" and the harsher "murdered" (which would have excluded a rescue worker whose death was not a direct result of the explosion).
Given the explosion of direct to consumer brands in the wake of successes like Dollar Shave Club's acquisition for $1 billion, there may be plenty of startups clamoring for Clearbanc's capital.
To avoid explosion, the direct venting of hydrogen to the open atmosphere would have been a preferred design option.
According to wildlife surveys following the Cannikin event by the University of Alaska Fairbanks, 700 2,000 sea otters were killed by overpressures in the Bering Sea as a direct result of the explosion.
Due to their comparatively small impact radius, direct hazards from phreatic explosions are concentrated close to the crater.
Low-temperature pyroclastic density currents accompanying phreatic eruptions are steam driven and usually laterally directed by the phreatic explosion (Lube et al. 2014).
