Weird green explosion at Texas Tech University
Take a look at green flames bursting through the ground as an explosion in a maintenance hole caused classes to be cancelled at Texas Tech.
Maintenance hole explosion at Texas Tech University causes fires, outages and cancels classes
Authorities at Texas Tech University say an explosion inside a maintenance hole set off fires and power outages on the campus, leading school officials to issue evacuation orders for several buildings
Texas Tech cancels classes days after manhole explosions, green flames
Parts of Texas Tech University were evacuated after a series of manhole explosions and mysterious green flames were spotted shooting from the ground at the Lubbock campus Wednesday.
Manhole explosion produces green flames, heavy smoke near Texas Tech
An underground explosion at Texas Tech University that caused "widespread power outages" is under investigation, according to university officials.
Video shows green flames erupt following underground explosion on Texas Tech campus
Watch the video of green flames coming up through a manhole cover following an underground explosion at Texas Tech.
Texas Tech officials trying to determine what caused explosion and fires that prompted campus closure
A day after the incident in which green flames could be seen coming out of manholes, 40% of the university in Lubbock remains without power.
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