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Does An Explosion Kill You Instantly. The one that goes on to kill the most people, among those who survived the initial blast itself, is blast lung. If the plane doesn't explode and continues to plummet, it's likely the spine will break and separate the nerves from your brain, causing instant death. The initial shockwave is what will kill you instantly before you even register something happened. With a fire based explosion like the sudden combustion of super heated gasses that cause a flashover in a fire, the sudden intense heat. Healthline explains that this occurs as a result of air. The rusty shrapnel dipped in poison. An explosion can feel like a blow to the chest, a sharp, strong hit that leaves a victim gasping for breath afterward. There's no general answer to that, as it depends on several factors, like yield of the bomb, distance to the explosion, whether there is something.

If the plane doesn't explode and continues to plummet, it's likely the spine will break and separate the nerves from your brain, causing instant death. There's no general answer to that, as it depends on several factors, like yield of the bomb, distance to the explosion, whether there is something. The rusty shrapnel dipped in poison. The one that goes on to kill the most people, among those who survived the initial blast itself, is blast lung. Healthline explains that this occurs as a result of air. An explosion can feel like a blow to the chest, a sharp, strong hit that leaves a victim gasping for breath afterward. The initial shockwave is what will kill you instantly before you even register something happened. With a fire based explosion like the sudden combustion of super heated gasses that cause a flashover in a fire, the sudden intense heat.

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Does An Explosion Kill You Instantly Healthline explains that this occurs as a result of air. If the plane doesn't explode and continues to plummet, it's likely the spine will break and separate the nerves from your brain, causing instant death. The initial shockwave is what will kill you instantly before you even register something happened. The one that goes on to kill the most people, among those who survived the initial blast itself, is blast lung. The rusty shrapnel dipped in poison. Healthline explains that this occurs as a result of air. There's no general answer to that, as it depends on several factors, like yield of the bomb, distance to the explosion, whether there is something. An explosion can feel like a blow to the chest, a sharp, strong hit that leaves a victim gasping for breath afterward. With a fire based explosion like the sudden combustion of super heated gasses that cause a flashover in a fire, the sudden intense heat.