TechEcho

Anti-clickbait: they didn't blow up their lab, just blew the doors off an iron enclosure intended to contain the massive shockwave, which turned out to be even more massive than intended. Still impressive though!

It blows my mind that we can compress a magnetic field with chemical explosives. I wouldn't have expected them to interact much at all.

I'm kind of amazed they were even able to record a video in a 1200 Tesla magnetic field.

Reminds me of the scene at the end of Real Genius when they get their laser chemical laser to finally work and it puts a hole through the building.

Could you put a machine (that wasn't powered by TNT or something equally crazy) into a space ship for protection from cosmic rays? Is that something people are looking into?

I think the most likely doomsday scenario involves this type of weapon.

Now my question is, can it damage SSD? Or interfere with my wifi?<p>Is it strong enough to alter my brain?

Vice really needs to hire some proofreaders.