Hello welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown if you're new here what happens one of my writers in this case Dennis. Thank you Dennis has ridden me a script the bell island boom

Canada's weirdest mystery and we all know how weird Canada is to be I don't know that's a bad joke

Canada's not that weird it's Canada weird canada is mostly known like I know it's cold

maple syrup ryan Reynolds let's just jump into it shall we I've never read this before, that's the format.

Oh, where Mr. Bennett sat down for supper, his cottage was suddenly swallowed by a dazzling globe.

Second later, the inconceivable force of a million thunder strikes would unleash, tearing

the sky open like a flimsy curtain. A radiant bubble quickly expanding and out matching the brightness

of the sun vanished as instantly as it had formed, discharging with a deafening blast.

The torrent of light and energy shook the ground for miles

as if the very fabric of reality had been ripped apart. A monumental shockwave thundered

through the very eastern part of Newfoundland, flattening trees and vaporizing clouds along the path.

For a few seconds, the blazing glare triggered every alarm of the Vila satellite system as the

area emitted more light than the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima.

Oh my God if I was that dude I'd be like, it's a nuclear bomb!

Oh God, I'm screwed!

Since that fateful day in 1978, residents of Bell Island have been scratching their heads as to how such a detonation had managed

to emerge from nothing but thin air.

It doesn't, I mean a nuclear bomb doesn't emerge from thin air, but it's like that's a big explosion.

And you, the bomb is probably like, you know, a few meters big, you're not going to be able to see it,

it's just going to go off and then you're going to be like, holy shit, that's a really big explosion for a really small thing,

because that's what nuclear weapons are. It's like some, it's the size of a ban and it can destroy a city. It's mental.

Yet according to local rumors and whispers it all started months earlier with nocturnal noise

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