Real World Report: Explosions, Spontaneous Combustion, Death And Destruction

"We may very well be running out of time."

There's a lot of on-going speculation regarding the source of these explosions and as the saying goes "Time will tell". We will ultimately have to wait for "Authorities" to draw their own conclusions but mean time theories abound across the web.

Methane releases are being reported on scale so large that we maybe running out of time for speculation. We are not alone in this, releases are being reported globally. In late December of 2011 'Fountains' of methane 1,000m across began erupting from Arctic ice a on a scale never seen before.

On August 2, 2012 bubbling became visible in Bayou Corne community located in Assumption Parish home of the now giant and ever growing sinkhole in Southern Louisianna.

Methane is an odorless, colorless gas trapped beneath the ocean floors and below the ground.

Over night we have learned there were 2 more explosion's here in the U.S. along with a report from Australia of a massive methane release from a coal seam.

Explosion at Alabama industrial plant injuries 1

CHEROKEE, Ala. — An explosion at an industrial plant rocked the Shoals area of northwest Alabama along with parts of Tishomingo County and Northeast Mississippi and injured one person.

Authorities say the blast occurred shortly after 10 p.m. Tuesday at Cherokee Nitrogen, which is located in Cherokee.

Plant officials say the explosion happened in a section of the factory where workers make ammonia. It rattled homes throughout Colbert County and into Lauderdale County.

One person was hurt, but plant manager Don Phillips says the injuries weren't life-threatening. He says no dangerous chemicals were released into the community.

Read more: djournal.com - Explosion at Cherokee Alabama plant injures 1

Another mysterious explosion demolishes home in Indiana — Captain: No fire with blast (VIDEO)

Explosion destroys Albion home

“And across the United States, natural gas pipelines and compression stations continue to explode with astonishing regularity.”-NaturalGasWatch

“The ongoing wave of natural gas explosions continued to take a deadly toll around the United States”- NaturalGasWatch

Below is a semi-comprehensive list of natural gas and other unrelated explosions that appear to be escalating not only here but around the world, this list will continue to be updated as the events are reported:(Note munitions dumps and depots are listed in bold text)

Jan. 2, 2012 Acres ofdevastation from Williams gas pipeline explosion in Alabama

Jan. 4, 2012 Anatural gas explosion destroyed one home and severely damaged two others inSchenectady, NY

Jan. 5, 2012 Explosion in Allentown, Pennsylvania

Jan. 7, 2012 Kentucky,a natural gas pipeline exploded in an unpopulated area

Jan. 9, 2012 Anatural gas explosion destroyed a home in Austin, TX

Jan. 9, 2012 Anexplosion leveled a home in Lexington, KY

Jan. 10, 2012 Indianapolis, IN, a natural gas explosionrazed a vacant building

Jan. 13, 2012 A naturalgas pipeline exploded in rural northern California, sending plumes of flame ashigh as 1oo feet into the air

Jan. 16, 2012 RocklandCounty, NY, on Jan. 16, destroying two homes and damaging two others

Jan. 28, 2012 NIGERIA: Arms depot explosion rocks Lagos

Feb. 3, 2012 Home explosion caused by new gas leak

Feb. 7, 2012 Hugeblast caused by a natural gas

Feb. 28, 2012 An apartment block has collapsed after a suspected household gas explosion in southern Russia

March 4, 2012 Explosions at an ammunition depot killed 123people and wounded about 2,000 more in Brazzaville, Rebulic of Congo

March 23, 2012 An explosion and fire at a chemical plant in southeastern Louisiana

March 29, 2012 A vacant house exploded in Columbus, Ohio

March 29, 2012 Natural Gas Compressor Station Explodes in Pennsylvania

April 2, 2012 A house in Damascus, Oregon, exploded

April 4, 2012 Anatural gas pipeline in rural Panola County, Texas, near the town of Gary,exploded

April 5, 2012 explosion at a natural gas pipeline in Omaha,Nebraska

April 5, 2012 A house in Liberty, Missouri, exploded

April 6, 2012 Ten coal miners have been killed in a gas explosion inside their shaft in northwestern China