If you look at the videos or photos of the news, the green glowing thing appears in all of them, not just in this particular video, whether close-up or from a distance. So it’s not a video glitch or noise.
Check the second image and compare the before after photos. It’s clear that the glowing areas are not grass. The grass in the videos is much darker, and the grassy areas are around the plant, not inside it. However, the green glowing parts are inside the plant building, also on top of what used to be the grassy area, kind of splashed out. Also, the grass near the explosion appears burned and brown in the photo.
So, what could this thing be?
TuckerCarlsonsHomie on
This isn’t a cartoon lol
Cog_Doc on
No. Not a movie.
popup_powersurge on
Nothing that is radioactive actually glows green that’s just a misconception started by the simpsons and kept going through pop culture media
kitastrophae on
Ah yes. The Simpsons generation is afoot.
Flat-Guidance-4685 on
Tiberium
Revolutionary_Log952 on
Maybe not radioactive, but most assuredly not a standard explosion either. That was something new.
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Anyone one notice the green glowing thing in the Tennessee military explosion videos? they look kind of radioactive.
First image is from cnn video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYmGmtvNxdU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYmGmtvNxdU)
If you look at the videos or photos of the news, the green glowing thing appears in all of them, not just in this particular video, whether close-up or from a distance. So it’s not a video glitch or noise.
Check the second image and compare the before after photos. It’s clear that the glowing areas are not grass. The grass in the videos is much darker, and the grassy areas are around the plant, not inside it. However, the green glowing parts are inside the plant building, also on top of what used to be the grassy area, kind of splashed out. Also, the grass near the explosion appears burned and brown in the photo.
So, what could this thing be?
This isn’t a cartoon lol
No. Not a movie.
Nothing that is radioactive actually glows green that’s just a misconception started by the simpsons and kept going through pop culture media
Ah yes. The Simpsons generation is afoot.
Tiberium
Maybe not radioactive, but most assuredly not a standard explosion either. That was something new.
It’s grass dude
An broken glass of beer and a lot of light?