Subject: Is there a formula to measure how powerful an explosion is by it's size?
Date: Sun Nov 4 17:00:49 2001
Posted by Isaac
Grade level: grad (science)
School: ITT Technical Institute
City: Troy State/Province: Michigan
Country: United States
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1004911249.Ph
Message:
Looking at how large an area a blast is, is there a way to accurately determine
how much TNT must've been needed to create it? If you see something that takes
out an area the size of the tri-state area of Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, how
big a blast would that be. How big a blast would it take to be seen from high
orbit of the planet Earth?
Re: Is there a formula to measure how powerful an explosion is by it's size?
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