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explosión
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liberación repentina de energía por altas temperaturas y expansión de gas
An explosion is a rapid, violent release of energy that creates a shock wave and can cause significant destruction. Explosions matter because they can result from various sources—including ammunition, military operations, or nuclear devices—and pose serious safety and security concerns to people and infrastructure.
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Una explosión es la liberación simultánea, repentina y por lo general violenta de energía calórica, lumínica y sonora. Usualmente las explosiones se producen asociadas a actividades humanas, y resultan más infrecuentes las explosiones de origen natural o no intencionadas.
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