[norcal joe]

Before:

After:

I don't think that was some random accident......

[Signalman]

Maybe the Israelis have this unbelievable secret weapon that can cause this amount of damage, and they were sending the Iranians a warning.

[Tenacious 1]

I was looking for some perspective to see how big the complex is. Assume those ting roads are 30’ wide. Considering the debris craters to the south and north, I estimate an initial blast radius of about 300’. That levels everything in a 600’ diameter with structural damage extending out beyond that. That is one hell of an explosion.

It also appears some of the clean up had started before the photos were taken. So it's hard to effectively analyze where the epicenter(s) may have been. I can't see a crater. But you can see some pockmarked earth where large debris presumably landed. Damaged buildings 1000’ away? I don't think we have anything conventional that would suggest it was a missile strike. But I am not an expert (just an engineer).

I expect a lot of people were killed depending on the timing.

I wonder if they had “No Smoking” signs posted in the munitions storage facility.

[wolfcreek]

Nope. Looks pretty pinpoint to me.

[jimmygrace]

Do I see a flattened pickup truck in the middle of the carnage?

[Steely Tom]

I see burst patterns but no craters within the outlines of the two destroyed buildings.

Wonder how that happened? Hmm. Kinda makes ya think, don’t it? Kind of a puzzle. A brain-teaser.

I’m guessing the Mullahs are doin’ some investigatin’ these days.

[Tatze]

So, this is unrelated to the ‘huge explosions’ reported in Iran today? The ‘after’ image is dated Nov 22.

[Tigen]

Ya know God said this would happen.
Looks like another work related asskident

[RaceBannon]

I dont see any crater, a fuel air bomb?

[blueplum]

according to my better half, if it’s the same magnitude of explosion (richter scale?) as seen in the early stages of N Korea and also Iran, it’s likely testing/processing, underground type, that destroyed the buildings - photos could be compared to historical of named countries

repeatedly exploding plutonium to compress matter into denser package - turning a railcar into a cargo container into an automobile into a basketball into a golfball so-to-speak - this looks like an ooopsie. jmo

[TXnMA]

Would you mind sharing the Google Earth coordinates for that?