30 kg ANSU (Ammonium Nitrate + Sugar) Explosion
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30 kg ANSU (Ammonium Nitrate + Sugar) Explosion
This is a video showing a 30 kg ANSU explosion. We didn't expect the crater to be so big. This is the first video on YouTube showing such a large amount of ANSU and we are quite pleased with the result. (There were only around 27 kg of ANSU) DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes only. Refrain from replicating any acts shown in the ...
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