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A shockwave is a powerful wave of energy that travels through a medium, such as air or water, faster than the speed of sound. When a shockwave passes through its surroundings, it can create a sudden and intense change in pressure, temperature, and density. This can cause damage to nearby objects and structures, as well as potentially injure living organisms.

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