Explosions of Thorne–Żytkow objects

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Leidenfrost explosions

We present a fluid dynamics video showing the behavior of Leidenfrost droplets composed by a mixture of water and surfactant (SDS, Sodium Dodecyl sulfate). When a droplet is released on a plate heated above a given temperature a thin layer of vapor isolates the droplet from the plate. The droplet levitates over the plate. This is called the Leidenfrost effect. In this work we study the influenc...

Effects of Strong Explosions

s of the original Soviet research papers arranged according to fairly general subject areas. The abstracts vary in length depending on the degree of pertinence and significance of the individual papers. Their purpose is primarily to call attention to the work being done in the USSR on the given subject. Part B combines studies on more specialized topics, each based on a number of closely relate...

CHARACTERISnCS OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS

INTRODUCTION the ground, however, the term "shock" 1.01 An explosion, in general, reis used, because the effect is like that of suIts from the very rapid release of a a sudden impact. large amount of energy within a limited 1.02 Nuclear weapons are similar to space. This is true for a conventional those of more conventional types insofar "high explosive," such as TNT, as well as their destructi...

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