Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse

[mrsat_98]

A poorly maintained ship lost all power and steering and crashed into a critical bridge support, collapsing the entire structure.

So what's up with the flashes where the bridge broke apart at impact and why does the drone footage look like they are cut and not bent ? Then it became a no drone zone until some official footage was released and still these anomoloies show up.

I just find it odd.

 

[Anti Federalist]

So what's up with the flashes where the bridge broke apart at impact and why does the drone footage look like they are cut and not bent ? Then it became a no drone zone until some official footage was released and still these anomoloies show up.

I just find it odd.

The flashes you see is electrical wiring being pulled apart and arcing, sparking and frying. Note that the lights go out at the same time.

The bridge was constructed of straight cut steel pieces. When they came apart at various end plates, fin plates and cleats, the straight cut edges of each beam were left exposed.

At any disaster site, you can expect the feds to lay down a "No Drone Zone".

 

[mrsat_98]

The flashes you see is electrical wiring being pulled apart and arcing, sparking and frying. Note that the lights go out at the same time.

The bridge was constructed of straight cut steel pieces. When they came apart at various end plates, fin plates and cleats, the straight cut edges of each beam were left exposed.

At any disaster site, you can expect the feds to lay down a "No Drone Zone".

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFtDP6mq/

I don't see it happening at all the same time, close but not quite. Also if it all was electrical under a fault condition, wouldn't the breakers try to clear the fault, i.e. cycle three times before remaining open ? Once the lights go out the circuit would no longer be hot, but I still see the "flashes". If it where electrical and the flashes are still happening wouldn't some lighting still be on ?

I will give it a new look once I change my internet to something that will allow 4k video to pass in the middle of this wildlife management area I live in. Fortunately that happens today.

It has been a few years since I blew the curve on designing power lines and I just don't see this as being all electrical issues and didn't see it that way at first.

 

[Anti Federalist]

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFtDP6mq/

I don't see it happening at all the same time, close but not quite. Also if it all was electrical under a fault condition, wouldn't the breakers try to clear the fault, i.e. cycle three times before remaining open ? Once the lights go out the circuit would no longer be hot, but I still see the "flashes". If it where electrical and the flashes are still happening wouldn't some lighting still be on ?

I will give it a new look once I change my internet to something that will allow 4k video to pass in the middle of this wildlife management area I live in. Fortunately that happens today.

It has been a few years since I blew the curve on designing power lines and I just don't see this as being all electrical issues and didn't see it that way at first.

It seemed like it was close enough to me, and I don't know how many lines were in those conduits that went other circuits for other machinery or devices.

By all means, keep looking into it, if you find something noteworthy please post it.

But, for me, I'm sticking to it simply being a marine allision incident caused by poor maintenance and equipment failure.

They are not unheard of and have happened before and will happen again, I'm sure.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

https://x.com/RepScottPerry/status/1869419412748751108

 

[Anti Federalist]

https://x.com/RepScottPerry/status/1869419412748751108

Still waiting on the reveal for the new name:

"The George Floyd Memorial Bridge for Tolerance, Diversity and Against White Supremacy"

 

[mrsat_98]

It seemed like it was close enough to me, and I don't know how many lines were in those conduits that went other circuits for other machinery or devices.

By all means, keep looking into it, if you find something noteworthy please post it.

But, for me, I'm sticking to it simply being a marine allision incident caused by poor maintenance and equipment failure.

They are not unheard of and have happened before and will happen again, I'm sure.

I have looked and some it strikes me as "doesn't compute" with the electrical Idea and some is plainly obvious its electrical, like you can plainly see the wires and some of the flashes occur before the bridges deforms. Oddly the colors are different as well.

It will take a minute to get it organized.

[video]https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=7SX2NSH469BN[/video]

First flash dead center of the bridge in the video. A flash but that area is not deformed at all. To the right and several frames later is obvious electrical, visible wires breaking loose. Then let the video repeat and note the circled the areas of interest. Oddly there are flashes in place of what appears to be undamaged bridge. Ditto below the obvious wires.

Watch the same areas here.

[video]https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=3RK6411N498X[/video]

 

[Brian4Liberty]

One year later...who paid for this?

 

[Working Poor]

BWA

boating while asian

In all fairness, it wouldn't surprise me if there was something messed up with our navigational system and markers/lighting as our infrastructure erodes.

I'll let [MENTION=1866]AntiFederalist[/MENTION] weigh in on this.

There is an on going pole shift that just happens to have made a big jump and getting ready to jump again. Shifts like this affect navigation devices reason being most of them use magnets and the pole shift is affecting the electromagnetic field around the earth.

 

[acptulsa]

 

[Anti Federalist]

 

[CaptUSA]

They're saying it's a coal explosion???

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/explosion-rocks-cargo-ship-leaving-baltimore-harbor-rcna225748

 

[Anti Federalist]

They're saying it's a coal explosion???

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/explosion-rocks-cargo-ship-leaving-baltimore-harbor-rcna225748

Yes, coal dust and off gassing from bituminous coal can explode.

 

[CaptUSA]

@CaptUSA

I think this reply, which was posted in the "No woods walking in Canada" thread was meant to go here.

Yes, coal dust and off gassing from bituminous coal can explode.

Something goofy is happening with the forum today. Not seeing new posts, post going the wrong places...

 

[ClaytonB]

Yes, coal dust and off gassing from bituminous coal can explode.

Well, we have DEI mgmt now, so we don't need to know basic safety facts like that any more. The racist, bigoted old-timers who knew that stuff can kindly f-off and we'll take our random coal explosions due to nobody has any idea the risks and dangers they are creating because they are all DEI hires and the people who actually knew about real safety have been run off...

 

[Anti Federalist]

Something goofy is happening with the forum today. Not seeing new posts, post going the wrong places...

I didn't notice, thanks for the update.

 

[otherone]

Well, we have DEI mgmt now, so we don't need to know basic safety facts like that any more. The racist, bigoted old-timers who knew that stuff can kindly f-off and we'll take our random coal explosions due to nobody has any idea the risks and dangers they are creating because they are all DEI hires and the people who actually knew about real safety have been run off...

vulnerable communities are most affected by exploding coal dust.

 

[vita3]

Methane explosion

Spraying with water after loading apparently can help

 

[sparebulb]

WE MUST BAN ALL COAL IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!

For the children.