Mr Pich already has an international reputation. A child during the final days of the Khmer Rouge, he emigrated to America and enrolled at the Art Institute of Chicago. Mr Pich’s works, with their broken Buddhas and undetonated bombs, have a strong autobiographical feel.
On Oct. 16, 1964, China detonated its first atomic bomb.
Bomb on Film
From 1945 to 1962, the United States military detonated hundreds of nuclear bombs in the atmosphere. George Yoshitake, 82, speaks about his experiences documenting the explosions and their destructive effects.
2010/11A crude car bomb of propane, gasoline and fireworks was discovered in a smoking Nissan Pathfinder in the heart of Times Square on Saturday evening, prompting the evacuation of thousands of tourists and theatergoers on a warm and busy night. Although the device had apparently started to detonate, there was no explosion, and early on Sunday the authorities were still seeking a suspect and motive.
detonate
to fire
intr. & tr.v., -nat·ed, -nat·ing, -nates.
To explode or cause to explode.
[Latin dētonāre, dētonāt-, to thunder down : dē-, de- + tonāre, to thunder.]
detonatable det'o·nat'a·ble adj.detonate[det・o・nate]
[動](自)〈爆弾などが〉爆発する.
━━(他)〈爆弾などを〉爆発させる；…を触発させる, 爆発的に引き起こす.
dét・o・nàt・a・ble
[形]feel
noun
[usually in singular]
━━[名]((the ［a］ 〜))
1 （物の持つ）感触, 触感, 肌［手］ざわり；感じ, 気配, 雰囲気
2 ((略式))感知力, 感得力, 勘, こつ
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