items or materials that are capable of exploding; explosive substance

(cosmology) the origin of the universe; the theory that the universe started with an explosion from a single point

the physical property of being liable to explode; volatility

A sudden and massive release of energy from a high-speed nuclear reaction; may result from fission, fusion, or both.

explosive force; the strength of an explosion

a shock wave or pressure wave caused by an explosion

explosive materials intended for civilian use such as mining, construction, or demolition

underwater nuclear explosion; nuclear underwater burst

a big, fluffy, and frizzy hairstyle resembling an explosion; also written as [[爆爆头|爆爆頭|bao4 bao4 tou2]]

improvised explosive device (IED)

a rapid and sudden increase in the number of people living in an area; refers to population growth that is extremely fast or density that is extremely high

an explosion carried out by someone who intends to die in the process; suicide explosion

A rapid and dramatic increase in the amount of information available in a short period of time.

underground nuclear explosion; nuclear underground burst

a nuclear explosion that takes place on or very near the surface of the earth

Massive Ordnance Air Blast, a large-yield conventional bomb used by the United States military

an assembly of nuclear and non-nuclear components designed to produce a nuclear explosion