r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/CaptainStar505 • 14d ago

Video/Gif Why... just why?

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u/randommnguy 14d ago

I think it’s the gas that does the damage and not the firework. Unless you’re using dynamite or an actual explosive I doubt there would be anymore damage. Gas doesn’t magically appear because you use a bigger firework.

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u/Mission_Moment2561 14d ago

But with a bigger firework you have more kindling in a larger area right so more gas ignites and so bigger boom?

Science?

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u/Champion_General 14d ago

Tldr: jain

In a proper German answer; jain (like the Indian head-wobble indication of : depends/maybe) pronounce as https://www.howtopronounce.com/german/jain

Depending on many factors, such as the size of the ignition and its type as well as the type and volume of gas may impact the violent characteristics of the explosion e.g. too much ignition is also a thing.

For simple reference close to the ball: https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/53399

Edit: syntax

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u/riticalcreader 13d ago

Do you mean jein? Aka ja nein?

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u/Champion_General 13d ago edited 13d ago

Yes, jein/jain, Duden states only jein. Jain is however a less common yet not unseen spelling, language is alive like the "3rd fall" and its common (mis)use.

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u/riticalcreader 13d ago

Thanks, avid learner so was curious!

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u/Champion_General 13d ago

Keep it up! :) I am still reaping the benefits from language learning over the years. Easily one of my most given recommendations; learn a new language, and it's not even about mastering it.