👉 A physics weapon, often referred to as a Newtonian weapon or a Galilean cannon, is a type of explosive weapon that uses the principles of physics to deliver a powerful blast of energy. Unlike traditional firearms, which propel projectiles through air, physics weapons rely on the rapid expansion of gases generated by a chemical reaction to propel their payload. When ignited, these weapons typically contain a mixture of explosives and a propellant, which when detonated, creates a high-pressure gas that pushes against the walls of a casing containing the projectile. This results in a massive explosion that can cause significant destruction over a wide area, with the force and impact depending on the size and composition of the projectile. The effectiveness of a physics weapon lies in its ability to deliver a concentrated burst of energy, making it a formidable tool in both military and experimental contexts.
