What that means is they're both explosions in lay terms but a deflagration is where the wave, the shock wave travels at the speed of sound.

So the highest bar is what you're striving to beat.

When the van hits the water.

So, a car accident.

I saw a day that you would see, a day for you but not for me.

The awe was palpable.

The underside of the car just comes crashing down onto the biggest bumps.

Brace for impact!

Portside 100 feet.

Motty was under the surface.

They're so deucedly erratic!

And then you wait for the opening shock for your parachute to open.

(Murmuring)

And he died at the age of 45.

Knocked my socks off.

I remember the impact.

I know how it must sound.

Every little bump...

And we all ride the kick back up the layers.

Can you quantify your openness?

A shocking turn of events.

Now a bump.

I was getting those beats kicked and shoved into me.

Gunshot

This is the captain speaking we expect to be impacted by water shortly.

If you give those cases any kind of a bump, it'll blow.

And you weren't under an emotional stress, were you?

One that none of us will ever forget.

The whole Earth was shocked.

That was Lieutenant Philip Gerard, ladies and gentlemen.

So hopefully that gives you a beginning sense of the scale of the solar system.

All stations prepare for impact.

Water transmits sound better than air.

The most unemotional three words I've ever heard.

Under great emotional stress.

It was like a complete dent in the road.

Shook us up a bit, but no damage.

That was the sound of my Walther.

We have to open a parachute just seconds before, I would say, impact.

There aren't many craters.

We can give him his own kick down below.

Tom looks shocked.

I was shocked.

For breakdown, 'Bunggoe' Jei So you use it when your brain is having a breakdown

It kicks like a 12 gauge when it comes on.