The van later caught fire and exploded during an "intentional detonation" of ordnance, police said, which caused bullets inside to start going off.
The bony knees have each exploded on several occasions, the most recent detonation occurring during a pickup hockey game in which an ex-Ranger faked me out of my own patella.
The two DM-41 hand granades were exploded in the room with aforementioned standart detonation parameters and the effects fully continued through the corridor and inside the room.
The line signifies a detonation a billion times greater than the atom bomb that exploded over Hiroshima: a trace element of the slaughter that separated the Mesozoic from our own, the Cenozoic.
A fully coupled detonation with a charge weight of 25.0 kg was also exploded to study the coupling effect.
For the men of our platoon, every new life created, every new career, graduation, marriage, divorce, every discovery flows along the detonation cord tied to the stack of anti-tank mines that exploded under Cpl.
In the detonation method, a mixture of natural graphite, nitric acid, and CH3NO2 is exploded in a vessel and graphene detected in the soot obtained [8].
In June 2002, Mr. Jeppson sought to auction off Enola Gay souvenirs he had brought back with him: a green electronic plug designed to prevent an accidental detonation in flight, and a spare among the red plugs that armed the bomb and were destroyed when it exploded.
Shortly after the bomb exploded, a photographer from New York city's police department snapped a shot of ground zero, the spot of the bomb's detonation.
A one-megaton weapon exploded at an altitude of 3,000 metres (10,000 feet) will generate overpressure of this magnitude out to 7 km (about 4 miles) from the point of detonation.
