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When a nuclear device detonates, the shockwave trends to clear overhead clouds, exposing the sky above. If it was raining, does that mean a nuclear device would stop the rain?
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When a Pistol Shrimp snaps its claw and forms a cavitation bubble, what forms in the bubble? Does the air have normal gas concentrations or is it something altogether different?
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When a nuclear device detonates, the shockwave trends to clear overhead clouds, exposing the sky above. If it was raining, does that mean a nuclear device would stop the rain?
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When a Pistol Shrimp snaps its claw and forms a cavitation bubble, what forms in the bubble? Does the air have normal gas concentrations or is it something altogether different?
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