Given the right overall conditions of the compressed fuel — high enough density and temperature — this heating process will result in a chain reaction, burning outward from the center where the shock wave started the reaction.

Given the right overall conditions of the compressed fuel – high enough density and temperature – this heating process can result in a chain reaction, burning outward from the center where the shock wave started the reaction.

Given the right overall conditions of the compressed fuel — high enough density and temperature — this heating process can result in a chain reaction, burning outward from the center where the shock wave started the reaction.

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