Was there a bomb and nobody kew it?
 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ile-rocks.html

Who knows. Bomb dogs found no traces of explosives.
Too much Taco Bell? The funny thing is that this is making world news. :rotfl:
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Either way not to be taking lightly.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

The explosion could be caused by a fuel spill that washed upon the jetty rocks from the boat that caught fire in Galilee.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

:smokin: She just needed a spark

Scary thing is, my kids play on that exact beach, on the exact part of beach, almost every morning... Except today they didnt make it. Seriously, is that what its come to? I gotta worry about a bomb at salty brine beach? Whats next an exploding clam cake at iggy's ???
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

did some a hole place an airbag under the sand then set it off ?
strange

Clammer bloofish bomb.......

That's my guess.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

BLOOOOFish released last trip after a epic battle .........must have crawled into the sand ><><

IF* that really was a bomb, I wonder if it is related to the fire along the docks that destroyed a few fishing boats the other night.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

could be a dead seal or something biological (natural)
buried after a storm creating a gas bubble that finally popped.
very strange either way....

i AGREE ..... Clammer should burst out of a cake !

wouldn't there be some kind of remnants of the animal though....skeleton, decomposed body?

this is too messed up for me....WTF is this world coming to

The explosion could have been caused by a buildup of methane gases from a septic system that is inadequately vented.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

i keep remembering reading about that exploding whale ...was all

the sand ....may have kept remains subterranean :huh:

Latest news report from salty brine beach-

http://youtu.be/XVVW8BferzQ
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Hahaha - that thought crossed the mind too. Top 5% funny video on what could possibly go wrong.


As for Salty Brine - I cannot imagine many scenarios that would not leave a trace of some type.

I was wonderign why all the sirens yesterday until I saw the news last night. Must have been a couple of hundred firs responders down there.

Exploding dead animals do not have the power to launch old ladies through the air. I have experience "exploding" dead bloated cows as a kid, I tricked my little brother to get near a hugely bloated dead cow. Once he was close enough I "speared" it with a sharp stick, and it sort of exploded. it was mostly a HUGE amount of stinky air and juicy stuff that splattered all over my brother. It was far from enough power to do any physical damage to anyone.

I think it is more likely the airbag scenario or a hoax. Or perhaps ole Phil Harris was right about the crab fart bubbles, except in this case it was lobster fart bubbles that collected under the sand, just waiting for some elderly lady to attack.

Ok... Here's the best theory i can come up with:

2 seasons ago they shipped in newly demolished boulders to rebuild the short wall jetty. To creates the boulders, they drill a series of holes into massive rock and drop explosives into them.
My best guess is a left over, undetonated explosive sitting in a drill hole of one of the boulders.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Zero traces of explosive material was found by bomb sniffing dogs and lab testing.

I still think that lady stuffed 10 psi of methane into the sand from farting and lit a match..... Boooooom
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Natural gases built up under the sand? Like the small gas bubbles that can build in aquarium sand only on a larger scale? I think I saw something about a lake somewhere that had this mysterious underwater "explosions"....I will have to see if I can find it....

Edit: found what I had read about but this is different. This was more gases in the water. Not necessarily the sand or lake bottom like I was thinking....http://www.usgs.gov/blogs/features/u...n-west-africa/

She probably jumped (body reflex) from nearby boat horn that was mistaken for an explosion.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Nebestradomous has a prediction to make!
Firstly... No one will ever know what actually happened.
Secondly.... The discovery channel or the history channel will definitely showcase this event and come up with reasons why this is one of the greatest scientific mysteries of all times.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

BoBO will know
he knows everthing

Nope. Rhode Island does not get that kind of coverage. Think about the 1960s nuclear accident in RI.

Not that these guys know what they are talking about
http://wpri.com/2015/07/13/experts-b...an-made-event/

“I think there’s probably a good chance they’ll have a great day at the beach and not get blown up.”

LOL! great quote man!

Hmmm, I was wondering what the Rock woulda thunk :kewl:

:D

Dead cable .... My ass
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

LOL Nice, Bry

That's some funny chit!
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Paul, it's all psychological. You yell decomposing methane gas deposit , everybody says, "Huh? What?" You yell "terrorists", we've got a panic on our hands on the Fourth of July.

~ Mayor Link Chafee

Brilliant, sir. Absolutely brilliant!!

John, I'm pissing my pants at my desk I'm laughing so hard. Was the mayor wearing a sports coat that had 30 pastel-colored stripes?

God knows everytime I hear the word barracuda, my exact response is "Huh? What?" Especially if I was on an island somewhere in New York, I think a barracude elicits more of a response than "Huh? What?"


I won't laugh this hard again for weeks.

I almost spit my lunch all over my monitor!

DEM: 'Hydrogen combustion' probable cause of beach explosion



http://www.turnto10.com/story/296267...each-explosion

Interesting - the Rocktologist concurs??

As believable as blaming the tooth fairy:

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Reuters) - An explosion that injured a woman at a Rhode Island beach earlier this month was a likely the result of a build up of hydrogen gas from a forgotten power cable buried beneath the sand, state officials said on Friday.

The copper cable had originally been laid by the U.S. Coast Guard to power equipment, but had long since been abandoned, officials said, adding that there appeared to be no further danger to summer sunbathers.

"I would take my kids there," said Arthur Spivack, an oceanographer at the University Rhode Island, who helped conduct the review.

The July 11 beach explosion tossed Kathleen Danise, 60, of Waterbury, Connecticut, 10 feet into the air. She suffered two cracked ribs, a concussion, bruises and scratches and was briefly hospitalized.

Police immediately evacuated the beach, but crowds were allowed to return the next day.

A team including state police, the state fire marshal's office, the state Department of Environmental Management, and university oceanographers probed the site for almost two weeks, digging in the sand and testing samples.

That's good detective work by URI. You don't think about hydrogen being given off in the corrosion process because it happens so slowly. But copper in a corrosive marine environment turning into copper oxide gives off hydrogen. (Cu + H2O = CuO +H2). In this case with a conductive and corrosive material like copper which is encased in a rubber jacketed cable, you have a place for the hydrogen to accumulate. By bad luck some hydrogen must have been weeping out a hole or the end of the cable and the gas met a cigarette. KABOOM.

Hydrogen accumulation is serious business in the submarine world and you have atmospheric control equipment specifically to get rid of it.

I suspect they were very aware it most likely was the cable early on soon after they found it, but just wanted to make sure they had all there info complete before they came out publicly which led to a lot of speculation.