Posted by Good Infographics | Posted on Tuesday, July 02, 2013 | Posted in 4th of July , america , Fireworks , independence day , Science
There are over 213 million pounds of fireworks sold every year, and each firework is a display of precision and scientific creativity. This infographic from Ghergich & Co. outlines the innards of a firework, including the bursting charge, the stars, and the black powder-all precisely mixed to give audiences everywhere an unforgettable light show.
This infographic also breaks down the nation’s largest fireworks displays by the number of shells at each show and by the number of spectators. Finally, the image outline the shows in D.C, Boston, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Seattle, and Addison, Texas; a small town of 15,000 that brings in over 500,000 spectators!
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This infographic also breaks down the nation’s largest fireworks displays by the number of shells at each show and by the number of spectators. Finally, the image outline the shows in D.C, Boston, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Seattle, and Addison, Texas; a small town of 15,000 that brings in over 500,000 spectators!
Click on Image to Enlarge.
Via ghergich
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