👉 In physics, a supercavitation is a phenomenon in which a gas undergoes rapid and intense compression under high pressures. This can lead to the formation of large bubbles that are so small they barely escape from the original gas cloud. The rapid expansion of these bubbles creates an extremely high pressure environment that is not conducive to normal gas molecules, causing them to collide with each other. As a result, the bubbles can grow and expand rapidly, eventually leading to a violent collapse of the gas cloud.
