Physics Unveils the Power of the Mother of All Bombs
A scientific study has revealed that the explosion of the American "Mother of All Bombs," which had a force of about 14 tons of TNT, can be measured through infrasonic waves that spread through the atmosphere and reach long distances, even when they are inaudible to the human ear. The study showed that these waves can be detected and analyzed from a distance of approximately 249 kilometers, enhancing the use of infrasonic waves in monitoring explosions, especially in cases where direct access to the explosion site is difficult. Additionally, researchers found that the size of the wave and its speed of propagation are related to the strength of the explosion, and that weather conditions significantly affect the accuracy of estimations.
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