Quick question:
My friend and I are having problems on how explosions work.
According to him, in a explosion smaller objects don't receive the full force of the blast since they only encompass a small fraction of the blast radius.
So basically lets say if I'm in the path of a grenade blast or something, I'm not actually receiving the full force of the blast but the portion that comes contact with my body?
Another thing is their like a scale in which when smaller objects are hit by a larger explosive blast, the damaged is amplified?
My friend and I are having problems on how explosions work.
According to him, in a explosion smaller objects don't receive the full force of the blast since they only encompass a small fraction of the blast radius.
So basically lets say if I'm in the path of a grenade blast or something, I'm not actually receiving the full force of the blast but the portion that comes contact with my body?
Another thing is their like a scale in which when smaller objects are hit by a larger explosive blast, the damaged is amplified?
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