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Explore l Learn l Facts on Instagram: "Explosions don’t just make a loud boom — they actually crush the air around them. When something explodes, it releases an enormous amount of energy in an instant, rapidly heating and expanding the surrounding air. This sudden expansion creates a powerful wave of high-pressure air that moves outward at supersonic speeds, known as a shockwave. As it travels, this shockwave compresses and crushes everything in its path, causing destruction long before the soun

ExplosiveZone on Instagram: "You're about to hear what cameras can't show. A nuclear detonation speaks in layers: A flash so bright it can blind at miles. 2 A supersonic shock front that cracks the air ~1 s after the light at 3 km. 3 A rolling thunder that can echo around the globe and shake windows an hour later. Sensors even pick up sub-audible "infrasound" waves used today to verify test bans. With Israel-Iran strikes escalating and Moscow, Pyongyang, and Washington swapping nuclear rhetoric,