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Consider a sphere of C4 explosives compound, the size of your fist. The C4 has a fuse with its end sticking into the sphere's exact center. So we assume that the initial point of explosion will be the exact center of the C4 sphere. We also assume that the C4 sphere is of a uniform density. When the sphere explodes, how does it happen? I mean, if the sphere had 3 layers that we could imagine, the core (innermost), mantle (middle), and crust (outer), how would these layers explode outwards? Some questions that arise are does the core explode through the other layers and push through them, or does the core impart momentum to the mantle, then the mantle to the crust and the crust into the surrounding air medium?
What do you think?
What do you think?