[Vermont Lt]

It’s not the “explosives” that cause the damage. The pressure under the explosion exerts very high pressure downward. That causes physical damage to buildings and what not. Then, as the pressure recedes it causes a vacuum to form—and that sucks the atmosphere up into the fireball. It could suck your lungs dry.

Look up MOAB Or Daisy Cutters.

These things are BIG.

[know.your.why]

It could suck your lungs dry.

I remember when the fuel-air bombs were used in the Tora Bora caves in Afghanistan and reports of enemy bodies inside with lungs squeezed outside their mouths and eyeballs pushed clear of their sockets.