judas_priest said:
A projectile can explode due to various factors such as impact with a hard surface, internal pressure buildup, or chemical reactions within the projectile.
The speed required for a projectile to explode depends on its composition and the force of impact. Generally, faster speeds result in a more powerful explosion.
Yes, the explosion of a projectile can be controlled through careful design and engineering. This includes selecting materials that are less likely to explode and implementing safety features.
The dangers of an explosion of a projectile include potential injuries from shrapnel, high temperatures and pressure, and the release of harmful chemicals or gases.
Scientists study the explosion of projectiles through experiments, simulations, and analysis of past incidents. Prevention techniques include proper handling and storage protocols, as well as implementing safety measures in design and usage.
