Yes, so without a shock wave pushing it the door just can’t move like that.
I mean “not dense” is referring to, what, a 10 gage cold rolled sheet metal box?
It was a vintage style fridge (so; 50lb. door, none of it yogurt) and ‘full of explosives’ lends volume. I mean, it wasn’t fragged or delaminated by shear forces in zone zero there. Maybe there’s a test worth doing for uh, insurance estimation, involving letting one of those Australian pines drop head-size pinecones on it on a Sammy Smartfridges? So many people are buying 600’ ceiling skylight houses in the valley these days to save water.
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