It will soon be three years since the Nord Stream and SP-2 pipes were blown up. One of the main proofs of the explosion being carried out by one group or another would be to determine the power of the explosion. The current version is that the charge was several tens of kilograms. In the first days, there was an estimate of several tons. Which of them is correct?
Seismic stations located at regional distances reliably recorded signals from all explosions. The amplitudes of each of the explosions at SP were accurately measured and their relative magnitude is known. I have analyzed seismic data at several stations using cross-correlation of waveforms (the work is not published for obvious reasons). I am not aware of measurements of other wave processes caused by these explosions, but they could have been carried out routinely.
Having precise measurements of the explosions that led to the destruction of the SP and SP-2 pipes, it is possible to accurately determine their power by conducting small tests near this place with a charge weight sufficient for registration by one or more methods. The ratio of the amplitudes of the signals from the explosions of 09/26/2022 and the model ones would allow us to accurately determine the power of the former and use it in the evidence base.
I wonder why this was not done?
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