Sure, explosions in cinema are greatâthey propel cars over otherwise impassable chasms and give heroes something to resolutely walk away from. In real life, explosions of any appreciable size are terrifyingly deadly. This is what really happens when you're too close to the blast.hen a bomb detonates, the energy released from the explosion radiates outward in all directions at once at speeds between 3 and 9 km per second. As this sphere of energy expands, it compresses and accelerates the surrounding air molecules into a supersonic blast wave.
Answers 1. Mr Fisher is Paul and Erik's father. He loves to relive his own dreams through Erik's accomplishments on the football field. He desires glory, even if he can only garner it through the actions of his son.
We're going to go out on a limb here and blame dad. (And partly mom.) For some reason, Mr. Fisher identifies with Erik. Any insult to Erik, like when the newscasters make fun on his slide at the football game, is an insult to him. But here's something to think about.Mr. Fisher is as big a coward as Erik.He won't take responsibility for Erik's actions, just like Erik won't take responsibility. Erik makes his sidekicks do all the dirty work; Mr. Fisher makes Erik win all the glory.ut here's something to think about. Mr. Fisher is as big a coward as Erik. He won't take responsibility for Erik's actions, just like Erik won't take responsibility. Erik makes his sidekicks do all the dirty work; Mr. Fisher makes Erik win all the glory.