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That was #SpaceX explosion number .. 38 While pressure testing the oxygen tank. But don't worry It's 'only' ~3700 tons of liquid oxygen (125 large trucks) in one SpaceX missile. If there hád been oxygen in it nobody would've noticed anything Ever again. In a mile radius

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