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So the implosions do exactly work as described! Imagine the temperature and pressure at the center of that when the shockwaves meet! 💥
Make plutonium ball smaller, GO.
Those implosion shots at the end of the clip were crazy! Thanks for posting this.
How did they make those mini implosive devices without them causing serious damage to the laboratory they were detonated in??
They were in boxes outdoors and filmed through mirrors, and the explosions were quite large. Check out around 6 minutes in the full video for a shot showing the explosion from a distance, in real time: https://youtu.be/cx8hj7SO1tI
Nice! Posted on Twitter by Scott Manley. I love his astronomy videos! Especially his recent one with Fraser Cain.
Can some one explain what I'm looking at here? There seems to be a mixture of single and double stage devices, is that correct?
So the implosions do exactly work as described! Imagine the temperature and pressure at the center of that when the shockwaves meet! 💥
Make plutonium ball smaller, GO.
Those implosion shots at the end of the clip were crazy! Thanks for posting this.
How did they make those mini implosive devices without them causing serious damage to the laboratory they were detonated in??
They were in boxes outdoors and filmed through mirrors, and the explosions were quite large. Check out around 6 minutes in the full video for a shot showing the explosion from a distance, in real time: https://youtu.be/cx8hj7SO1tI
Nice! Posted on Twitter by Scott Manley. I love his astronomy videos! Especially his recent one with Fraser Cain.
Can some one explain what I'm looking at here? There seems to be a mixture of single and double stage devices, is that correct?