Chinese scientists use steamed buns to supercharge world's most powerful non-nuclear explosive
The scientists purchased steamed buns from a cafeteria at Zhongbei University for research, costing only 1 dollar for six.
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Scientists create ‘queen of explosives’ with Chinese steamed buns
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Scientists create ‘queen of explosives’ with Chinese steamed buns
Chinese scientists have developed a surprisingly simple method to significantly increase the overall performance of the most powerful explosive on the planet. This development not only promises to ...