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When I was a kid, I don’t ever remember trees exploding because of cold weather. We would have ice/snow storms that would break trees but there was no snow or ice on this tree. Is this real or is this AI?

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AmyAzing USA🙏🏻🇺🇸vor 8 Monaten

Why were they recording a tree? Was it making weird noises before this happened? Was it smoking? Did someone place a cherry bomb in the trunk? Seems a bit sus. But what do i know.

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RyanMatta 🇺🇸 🦅vor 8 Monaten

Good call Amy. I was told the trees start making really weird noise. So maybe he heard a noise but yes, great call. It definitely looked like something exploded

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Stonecuttervor 8 Monaten

Who sits there and randomly films a tree waiting for it to do that?

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Willow Bearvor 8 Monaten

What does moisture do when it freezes? It expands. This isn’t hard. 🙄 Canadian here. This happens. Grow up.

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VΩXvor 8 Monaten

Trees 100% don't explode from cold😂

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LogicBendervor 8 Monaten

Yeah, that's fake as hell. It's true that trees can split or crack in extreme cold from sap freezing and expanding, which can make a loud bang. But that's frost cracking, not a full-on explosion with a glowing hot spot like in this clip.

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Ken W.vor 8 Monaten

Not sure this is caused by the cold. Especially when it appears to have a charge placed inside that was detonated. Anyone else agree?

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Keith Kvor 8 Monaten

Looks like a explosive was used…

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Samantha Brownvor 8 Monaten

Have you ever heard of "THUNDERICE"?

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DirtyWhiteBoyvor 8 Monaten

Government directed energy weapons(GDEWs) everywhere!

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Eric A. Blairvor 8 Monaten

There just happens to be a camera pointed at the tree when it exploded? C'mon now!

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ChicagoPatriotvor 8 Monaten

Why was he filming the tree?…,

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BaxterDogwoodsvor 8 Monaten

Grew up in Colorado…never heard of this. Ever.

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CannaBethvor 8 Monaten

Lived in Michigan a long time, never seen an exploding tree.

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Shirla J.vor 8 Monaten

Now I don’t know about you, but typically on cold winter nights, you will not find me here on Twitter, catching up on what’s new … Nope. Usually I would be filming a tree out in the yard… just in case it does something crazy.

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Belisariusvor 8 Monaten

God i hate you fucking retards so much

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JenBirdsongvor 8 Monaten

Remember, in high school and college in the 80s and 90s we were told about “spontaneous human combustion”, right!. You don’t hear much of that today. Because now we have exploding trees.!

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Based Brunettevor 8 Monaten

I grew up in MN and lived in Fargo many years… This seems new.

Profilbild von 𝑴𝒂𝒓𝒌 𝑻𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒏𝒊𝒆𝒓 🇺🇸
𝑴𝒂𝒓𝒌 𝑻𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒏𝒊𝒆𝒓 🇺🇸vor 8 Monaten

Extreme weather shifts can cause this. Yet it is extremely rare. Matter of fact it is much more like likely to happen from cold to extreme heat. Frost cracks occur suddenly, can be several feet long, and are often accompanied by a loud rifle shot sound. They often originate at a point where the trunk has been physically injured in the past. Maples and sycamores are the most prone to frost cracks. Apples, ornamental crabapple, ash, beech, horse chestnut and tulip tree are also susceptible. Isolated trees and trees growing on poorly drained soils are particularly prone to frost cracks. Here is a common ex. of stress cracks from cold.

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Salamander Slingsvor 8 Monaten

Heard some last night

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ClydeMax369vor 8 Monaten

Yeah, when I was a kid, I don’t remember people in the middle of the night randomly recording trees either

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Salamander Slingsvor 8 Monaten

You don’t remember them exploding because you probably never went winter camping and never read Brian’s Winter.

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Zach Vorhies / Google Whistleblowervor 8 Monaten

Yeah this is common. People have written about how in a forest there will be random gunshots or thunder going off and echoing through the trees randomly.

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Highlight_Hendo_vor 8 Monaten

When you were a kid, you spent your time on Super Nintendo and drank Mountain Dew. You didn’t give a fuck about the forest, or how nature works. Nice engagement farming though…..

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Jeremyvor 8 Monaten

Yes this is real. Same thing happened last night at one of my employees house in MS. I’ve seen this before in the storm of 94 and 96 in MS. Not everything is a conspiracy.

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Tommy Borum † ⚡︎vor 8 Monaten

I’m in Holland! Never has a tree exploded without someone’s kid stickin’ an M80 in it first! 👍🏻😂

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Kristen Flowersvor 8 Monaten

Frost cracking due to very rapid freezing. Rare but does happen like this. I lived in Alaska for a few years and heard it/saw the aftermath a couple times. Doesn’t mean the vid is real though.

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Scott_Mvor 8 Monaten

Storms is coming Ryan Trust the plan In trump we trust 😂

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Ryan Hoeyvor 8 Monaten

This is why I unfollow you @Ryanmatta… you seem to make sense and then you come out with stupid shit like this. How and why is this person focused on just this tree? For what fucken reason??

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Freed Ninjavor 8 Monaten

Serious question: how did that guy just happen to be outside in the freezing cold, pointing his camera at that exact tree, right before it 'exploded'? The odds are astronomical. Either he is psychic, talks to trees or this might be staged.

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AmericaFirstvor 8 Monaten

Yes. This happens. Lived through the ice storm of 1998 in upstate (nearly Canada) NY and yes. This happens. Makes perfect sense.

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Alaskagirlvor 8 Monaten

Its real. Its more common in extreme temps. The sap freezes and expands.

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Brad Smolinskivor 8 Monaten

I live in Wisconsin and have entire my entire life and not one time have I seen one. Seems fake honestly and Plus they were already recording the tree makes this even more fishy.

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SwampyUnipartyvor 8 Monaten

Why would the government decide to test a top secret weapon on a random tree in the middle of a neighborhood in subzero temperatures? My guess is it’s just rapid changes in temperature. Look at our roads in Michigan in the spring. Tons of cracks and potholes from temp changes

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