I have recently made two bombs that use what I call "automatic layering". The bombs have an initial explosion, resulting in a big bang of protons. Then there are a series of smaller explosions after. That's why I called it the "aftermath" bomb....but the cause?

I can only make a(n) hypothesis/educated guess, but I think the qrtz that melts "collapses" onto some unexploded deut, concealing it. Than, sometimes the deut ventures out of its molten qrtz shell, expands, and explodes by the left over prot. (Edit: This is not really the cause it is what happens as an effect leading to the explosion)

Edit: I think the real cause is the fact that protons + compressd deut makes negative pressure instead of positive, which causes it to "collapse".

I want to confirm whether my hypothesis is true and maybe discuss this new mechanism for use in future bombs. I think the concept is in about 3rd place, 1st place being the azure lotus mechanism and 2nd place being the lighting core, but I don't mean to be cocky. If I have been. I apologize.  ;)

Here is the save:

I also made another version called Resonance which has a small chance to end off in a big fusion bang. It is here:

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 I see....