tashkiira

Not really. petrochemicals will build up static charge pouring into differnt containers (this is the main source of ignition for small xylene fires, for instance). add to that cheap badly-sealed flashlights and a host of other sources.. that sucker was gonna blow anyway, the only surprise is how long it took.

Yes. More Arm krogoth to shake the Core to its roots. (I love capture mechanics in my RTS games.. :D )

Here's a fun one: many many moons ago I worked as general labour in an aerosol factory. They were using copper/beryllium alloy for the non-spark tools (because propane mixes will blow up quite nicely--hence why a lot of aerosol products are flammable). what are the comparative benefits between Cu-Be versus Cu-Ti?