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Black soot from the detonated Black Hawk charred the wall of the animal pen.

Scientists converted material into pure energy and detonated the first atomic bomb.

Deborah: That's reducing the fumes around it when it is detonated, so for the user there's less exposure.

The device is named the Stringray because of the distinctive barb shape the water takes when it is detonated.

The asteroid blew up with the energy of the largest hydrogen bombs ever detonated on Earth, vaporizing the desert and unleashing deadly supersonic winds for many miles.

That morning, three bombers detonated themselves in three of London'sUnderground trains, before a fourth explosion occurred on adouble-decker bus in Tavistock Square an hour later.

And interestingly, strangely, make of it what you will, the man who detonated that bomb, as I understand it, had studied Yeats at school in Leeds.

The devices would apparently have been undetectable by conventional airport security checks, and intelligence sources say they would have detonated successfully.

On June 1, 1863, Montgomery, Tubman and several hundred black soldiers traveled up the river in gunboats, avoiding remotely-detonated mines that had been placed along the waterway.

" It's no easy task,since Martin's 1999 release went seven times platinum in the United States,sold 15 million copies worldwide and,as his record company Columbia boasts," detonated the Latin rock explosion.

It had been taken just two years earlier, when he had posed with a group of Marines who had just survived an IED that had detonated directly under their vehicle.

An air burst is an explosion in which a weapon is detonated in air at an altitude below 30 km but at sufficient height that the fireball does not contact the surface of the earth.

On June 29th the guerrillas erected a roadblock on the main road between medellin and the Caribbean coast. When police arrived, they detonated a bomb, killing a police chief.