In mining, a windblast is a sudden rush of air or gas due to the collapse of a void. Windblast is common in longwall coal mines, especially those whose...

avalanche swept over the three men. Anker was thrown 100 feet (30 m) by the windblast, and suffered a lacerated head, two broken ribs, and dislocated shoulder...

recover. Cooley was killed during ejection by blunt-force trauma from windblast due to the aircraft's speed. The investigation found no design issues...

potential for a sudden and massive collapse and potentially catastrophic windblast throughout the mine.[better source needed] Where caving does continue...

the crew module fell apart, the astronauts were violently exposed to windblast and a possible shock wave, which stripped their suits from their bodies...

as well as (as USAF suits had been evaluated previously) pressure and windblast. Name: Advanced Crew Escape Suit (S1035) Derived from: USAF Model S1034...

the student on a raised seat to give a good forward view. There was a windblast screen between the two cockpits. The aircrew sat under separate clamshell...

hunting to go to Hula Hip Hop Fusion school. Meanwhile, Experiment 540, a windblasting experiment is unleashed, causing Gantu to take a bad blow to the head...

windscreen windbreak area. It was supposed to help rotate the seat into the windblast and stabilize into a flight path that would take it above and behind the...

coalmine, abandoned over 80 years earlier. Four miners were killed in a windblast incident at the Northparkes mine outside the New South Wales town of Parkes...

circumventing dangerous checkpoints or reaching enemies unobserved. The ability "Windblast" enables Corvo to summon a blast of wind that can deflect projectiles...

Distinguished Service Medal for developing a device to protect gunners from windblast; electrically heated clothing, gloves, boots, handwarmers and casualty...

lakes and were breached. Some of the largest debris avalanches caused windblasts that blew down and stripped the leaves off trees. In the months ahead...