explosion

I really should have paid more attention in science class.

Police were responding to reports of shots being fired at a Brentwood, N.H., home on Monday when a fire somehow started, engulfing the entire residence.

We all love to watch things blow up. Why is this?  Because, as humans, we are destructive in nature. Now that everyone has a camera phone, and you can get on the internet everywhere, it makes it super easy to not only watch, but also capture video of these things exploding.  So kick back with some popcorn, put on the protective goggles, and get ready to watch stuff go boom.

For most of us down here on earth, June 7th was a fairly typical day. If you happened to be on the sun, on the other hand, you would have been treated to one of the most massive solar explosions man has ever seen. It may not look all that big in the video — the footage was captured on an ultraviolet camera by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory — but remember, this is the sun we’re looking at h

Fan of cinematic cranial explosions? The guys at Cinemassacre.com have put together a montage of some of the best. Enjoy.  (video after the jump)