Physics Uncovered on Instagram: "Explosive hydroforming uses the controlled energy of an explosive charge to shape metal into complex, high-strength parts — and the physics behind it is fascinating. A metal sheet or tube is sealed inside a water-filled chamber against a die. When the explosive detonates, a powerful shockwave travels through the water, forcing the metal into the die at extreme speed. Here’s the physics that makes it work: • Shockwave propagation: Water transmits the explosive pre

Jason Hibbs on Instagram: "I like to think when they invented plastic explosives, this is what they had in mind… Making a table out of plastic and then blowing it up. 🤷🏻‍♂️ #justsaynotorivertables"

How to make plastic explosives:science project

Akshay Dixit on Instagram: "Different Types of Explosives 💥 RDX – Military: Yes Power: Very high Sensitivity: Moderate Shapeable: No Stability: Lower than TNT Use type: Main charge & plastic explosives TNT – Military: Yes Power: High Sensitivity: Low Shapeable: Melt-cast Stability: Very high Use type: Main military explosive, blast reference C-4 – Military: Yes Power: Very high Sensitivity: Low Shapeable: Yes Stability: High Use type: Demolition & breaching Dynamite – Military: No Power: Medium

CASE 2 - 290 New Ammo Types - 33 Unique Types