Definition
A vacuum bomb, also called a thermobaric weapon, is a type of explosive that uses oxygen from the surrounding air to generate a high-temperature explosion. These weapons create a partial vacuum, which causes a longer and more devastating blast wave compared to conventional explosives. The effect is similar to a massive implosion followed by an intense explosion. Imagine a regular bomb but amplified by sucking all the air out first. The consequences can be devastating over a large area, affecting both structures and people.