"Nimish Ajmani" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message 
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> Not sure if this is the proper place to put this, but...
>
> I need help with the physics of a mid-air explosion.  I have a ship 
> travelling
> in an atmosphere, at about 4000 units per clock.  It is supposed to 
> explode in
> mid-air, but I am wondering how the resulting debris would travel.  Would 
> it
> travel both to the ground and to an eventual stop, or what.

     If the explosion occurs in 'mid-air' as we know it on Earth, then the 
debris will travel to the ground in solid form, but will buckle on impact 
with Earth and cause a large dent in the Earth's surface and kill most.

       ~Steve~


>
> Any knowledge would be most appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>  --Nimish
>
>

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