kerponaut
kerponaut
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15th Oct 2020
15th Oct 2020
("N^2" Non Nuclear) 5 Layer firework explosive filler with thin explosive shell. Use spark to detonate. As the whole bomb is made of explosive material it leaves no debris behind of itself, only destruction. (Produced by GEF)
layered moab bomb massive explosive explosion

Comments

  • whatthepooper1234
    whatthepooper1234
    16th Oct 2020
    it is ez when u use bcln
  • whatthepooper1234
    whatthepooper1234
    16th Oct 2020
    id : 2595931
  • whatthepooper1234
    whatthepooper1234
    16th Oct 2020
    i already made that:)
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion
    16th Oct 2020
    @kerponaut aww darn. It is sad that Einstein's "Energy stored in chocolate bar is square of (chocolate bar's mass X speed of light)." equation don't work in tpt (btw energy stored inside certain mass decreases drastically in tpt, since tpt's "lightspeed" is few meters per second)
  • Beatless123
    Beatless123
    15th Oct 2020
    i am too lazy to make layered builds xD
  • kerponaut
    kerponaut
    15th Oct 2020
    My bomb has 1/3 less explosives but is 5 times denser and more compact.
  • kerponaut
    kerponaut
    15th Oct 2020
    @Beatless123 They both use fireworks as explosives but that about where the similarities end.
  • Beatless123
    Beatless123
    15th Oct 2020
    i have similar bombs, for example ID:1771792
  • kerponaut
    kerponaut
    15th Oct 2020
    Well i obviusly meant in powder toy. Not in real life. In powder toy it leaves nothing behind.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion
    15th Oct 2020
    Actually, total mass of bomb is not even close at decreasing. Almost all the mass is blown away in form of plasma and gas. Only fraction of mass (0.00000001, real percentage) is converted into energy. so there are still tons of remnant from bom- *gets hit by 10kg watermelon*