A watermelon can explode on its own due to a build-up of internal pressure caused by rapid growth or fermentation. When watermelons grow too quickly, the outer rind can become too weak to contain the expanding fruit inside. Additionally, if a watermelon is overripe, fermentation can produce gases that increase pressure, leading to a rupture. Environmental factors, such as temperature fluctuations, can also contribute to this phenomenon.
It would explode into little tiny piecess and we all would die
No, a bonfire will not explode a watermelon via pressure. Watermelons can explode due to heat causing the water inside to turn to steam and increase the pressure, but a bonfire alone may not generate enough heat to cause this reaction.
Quite simply, just pump it full of air until it blows up. Blowing up a watermelon is lot like conducting a science experiment on air pressure.
When you put a lot of rubber bands around a watermelon, the pressure from the rubber bands creates tension and stress on the watermelon's outer skin. Eventually, this pressure becomes too much for the watermelon to withstand, causing it to break open or explode.
A planet cannot explode on it's own. A star would experience very little changes if a planet did explode, even one as large as Jupiter.
Watermelon would be кавун (kavyn).
It typically takes between 30 to 100 PSI (pounds per square inch) to cause a watermelon to explode, depending on factors like the ripeness and pressure distribution within the fruit. When enough pressure builds up inside the watermelon, it exceeds the structural integrity of the rind, leading to a dramatic rupture. This can be demonstrated in experiments using air compressors or pressure vessels.
no you would not explode you will most likely die but not explode
There is nothing necessarily in the watermelon that would make someone break out in hives. They might be allergic to watermelon and this would be why they broke out in hives.
well a watermelon would maybe cost around $5.00
Use c4 and you would can explode
A kilogram is a unit of mass. If a watermelon is that big, then it is a kilogram.