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you live near a train tack, and the bang/flash you see is small explosive caps that are placed over the line (railway detonator), with lead tails, to alert the track workman that a train is heading their way.
mostly used at night, as visibility can be near zero in winter, I assume what you are hearing is the first train of the morning coming through, check timetables to see if it coincides with it.
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Indeed - nice find :)
The detonator theory is probably not the answer as they are always placed in 3's 60 ft. apart so if you're only hearing one bang it isn't detonators.
This is assuming you even live by a railway line.
you live near a train tack, and the bang/flash you see is small explosive caps that are placed over the line (railway detonator), with lead tails, to alert the track workman that a train is heading their way.
mostly used at night, as visibility can be near zero in winter, I assume what you are hearing is the first train of the morning coming through, check timetables to see if it coincides with it.
Thought it might be fracking but there are no sites nearby and that certainly wouldn't light up the bed room.
Maybe some local thugs like to throw flash bangs? Or maybe you live on a military testing ground?
Just...what?
Stop reading links posted on facebook and friends of the earth.
You appear to have a severe misunderstanding of what fracking is, and it wouldn't happen at 4am anyway. It also wouldn't make a bang of flash of light either...
Just...what?
Stop reading links posted on facebook and friends of the earth.
You appear to have a severe misunderstanding of what fracking is, and it wouldn't happen at 4am anyway. It also wouldn't make a bang of flash of light either...
What colour is the light?