After the explosion, the tremendous boom could be heard throughout Boston.
The night sky over the entire city was soon lit up by flames, waking countless Boston residents.
Who could have imagined that MIT, perfectly fine one moment, would simply be blown up?
Large numbers of fire trucks and police cars hurried to the scene, while countless media reporters swarmed over.
The scale and power of this blast were even more horrifying than 9/11 back then.
On 9/11, only one World Trade Center tower had been bombed. This was MIT, one of the top three institutions of higher education in the United States.
How much precious research data and how many elite talents had been lost inside? The damage was a hundred times worse than 9/11!
Even blowing up a hundred World Trade Center towers could not compare to losing a single MIT.
Fortunately, the police later discovered that although the school had been destroyed, not a single student had died.
None of the students had been at the school. The students who had remained on campus had all run back from nearby parks.
According to them, they had no idea what had happened. They had somehow just appeared in the park.
At that point, the media and police had no time to investigate the truth. They were all busy maintaining order and putting out the fire.
The fire at MIT had not even been extinguished when, on the other side, Stanford University in San Francisco, California, was hit by another terrifying explosion!
Just like at MIT, not a single person at the school was harmed. The school itself had simply been blown up.
Moreover, Stanford's explosion was even worse than MIT's, because Stanford University was extremely close to Silicon Valley.
The explosion at Stanford spread to Silicon Valley. Every