Yes. In modern warfare, bombs are often ignited whilst they are above the ground.
In space there is no air, but most conventional explosives contain substances that produce oxygen for the reaction. So they will work in a vacuum.
Nuclear explosions also do not require oxygen. So Yes.
It explodes.
no!
Tthe last hydrogen bomb was set of 1991 under the Nevada desert.
US, who else?
you have to get detention with the bubblegum and then use the stink bomb in detention.
In World War 2 it was thomas ferebee
Go to the filing cabnet
We won't know that for several years, if ever.
The fission bomb never became outdated, one is needed in every single fusion bomb as the primary to set off the fusion reaction.
to get the teacher away you set off the stink bomb and she leaves. If you don't have a stink bomb you go to the science lab and mix some of the chemicals on the desk then go to the lower hall and chew the gum again and set off the stink bomb
The USSR successfully detonates its first atomic bomb at a remote test site at Semipalatinsk in Kazakhstan code named "First Lightning ."
The second bomb at the Boston Marathon was detonated about 12 seconds after the first bomb on April 15, 2013. The bombs were set off near the finish line of the race, causing significant damage and casualties.