Fire authorities faced difficulty entering the building initially, as "the battery cells inside are exploding one by one, rapidly spreading the fire." At least 35,000 batteries are believed to be inside the plant.
It's like a goddarn ammo dump cooking off.
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Telling people how explodey their phone batteries potentially are is fun
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Yeah, I'm sure the chances of your phone blowing up are like 1-in-a-billion, but people have no idea how many times this has caused plane crashes and stuff.
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You can improve chances by getting Samsung galaxy tab 6 and since they ain't very fresh chances are now 50/50
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They should make everyone turn their phones off when flying to be safe
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how many
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Uhhh... I think 2 at least? Which is pretty significant since airplanes almost never crash anymore in first world countries.
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Makes more sense
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And I'm reasonably sure regulations for moving batteries by air has changed since 2011, even in China.
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Yeah, once they realized that's what happened. It took years though because the planes burned up and disintegrated and the pieces fell in the ocean so the investigators had nothing to work with.
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Boeing: Hold my beer.
Pilot: I'm already holding two.
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It's a fricking nightmare, shipping batteries.
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