The cars were to be inspected by Union Pacific, the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Railroad Administration. Thirty of the train's 113 cars derailed about 75 miles west of Baton Rouge, sparking several blasts that sent fireballs skyward and shattered glass a quarter-mile away. Several cars were loaded with hazardous chemicals. No injuries were reported. Police have said air monitoring equipment hadn't picked up any hazardous levels of chemicals.
Acrylic acid has vapors that can irritate the lungs, nose and throat.
Other chemicals on the train could cause dizziness,convulsions and death if large amounts are involved. Something is going down. We'll see if Flash sees picks up anything on his radar pic's. Earlier today I checked the Magnetometer readings and they were going straight down, in a line that looked as though it had been drawn by a ruler. Never seen anything like it before.