High explosives will generally create a crater at the point of origin.
Explosives and craters
Explosions have to do with volume expansion and the release of a high amount of energy.
Thus, materials that surround an explosive are usually ejected and displaced in the process of explosion.
The high-pressure gas and the shock waves generated when explosives explode cause grounds to deform, eject materials out of it, and scatter them all about. This results in the creation of a hollow structure known as craters in the ground.
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