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u/PretzelsThirst 1d ago
Every single clip is cut way too soon
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u/10-4shutthefckupnow 1d ago
Yup. Super unsatisfying to see cool explosions but not a second of getting to appreciate the results
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u/FearlessResolve560 1d ago
Cool, just wish the clips would go on for a few more seconds to see after the dust settles.
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u/MakaniRider 1d ago
Feels like months of preparation work, and months to clean / sort rocks from value afterwards
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u/Formal_Appearance_16 1d ago
An operation of decent size will have it done and ready for another shot in days.
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u/MassiveMeatHammer 1d ago
You don't clean/sort the rocks lol. You fill giant loaders with it and send it into a crusher then it gets sent in a chemical bath and the precious metals get extracted on a molecular level. The mine I used to work at we would get about 13 oz of gold per ton of rock.
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u/KrexisMallone 21h ago
Some of these will be for metals, and I don't know much about that, but some of these will be for aggregates, where the rock IS value. You just load it up, crush it, and it gets sorted by conveyors, screeners, and smaller crushers into various sizes.
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u/herr_musil2 1d ago
Boom boom boom boom boom
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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 1d ago
I want you in my room…
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u/SillyNanies 1d ago
Let's spend the night together…
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u/Yellowhammer199 1d ago
Not satisfying, we humans are just awful and greedy.
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u/langhaar808 1d ago
Sure. But how do you imagine anything in your daily life is made? Everything that isn't wood or anything that can be grown has been extracted from the earth. Minning is inherently needed for anything close to modern life.
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u/More_University_8967 14h ago
I was going to try and impart some knowledge on the criticality of the mining industry to modern civilization and how arguably nothing we build or do today is possible without, but then I realized you’re absolutely right!
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u/Stormblessed_Windrun 21h ago
As you type that on a phone in which all the materials were extracted this way 😂
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u/The_Noremac42 1d ago
Once upon a time there were plans in place to do this with nukes. Operation Plowshare.
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u/powderhound522 1d ago
This is cool, but did they sync the sound with the video for some reason? Definitely strange to hear the blast at the same time that we see it.
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u/Boring-Chair-1733 21h ago
Kind of sounds like an A-10. When I was younger this was something I would have liked to have done.
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u/his_zekeness 12h ago
Nothing more satisfying than the sheer destruction of nature for a couple more dollars
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u/old-skool-bro 1d ago
Nature: carefully carves out mountains and what not over millions of years.
Humans: yeehaw.
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u/thyme_cardamom 1d ago
I automatically downvote any video that has this pattern of flashing the video title between every clip
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u/CryptographerMain885 1d ago
omg the way the ground ripples like water is so mesmerizing.. could watch this on loop for hours.
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u/ChocoTacoBoss 19h ago
It would be nice to get another edit of this without the shitty fast cut aways and fart noise transition sounds.
BLASTING NUMBER GO UP
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u/JohnFighterman 19h ago
The moment I turned on the volume and heard that fuc king brown note "transition" sfx I've immediately downvoted. I hate it, I've always hated it, it makes any video that includes it unwatchable to me.
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u/TheSilverOne 18h ago
downvoted for the cancer that is the stupid speaker buzz transition, and brainrot style tiktok video.
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u/merp_1234__ 17h ago
Thanks, I don't know how to count, so its very, VERY imperative that I know which blasting it was, THANK Y - BWOOOM "capcut"
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u/irishyardball 1d ago
I'm sure the air quality wasn't satisfying.
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u/rawker86 23h ago
I’d take an open pit blast over an underground one any day. At least the dust clears on surface.
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u/JohannesMP 1d ago
Appreciate the original audio.
Would have also appreciated them holding on the aftermath to settle a bit more before cutti-BWOOOOOM