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Author: Fayefox

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Filesize: 53.38 kB

Date added: 2025-09-12

Rating: 5

Downloads: 592

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Made with: Algodoo v2.2.4

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Though its tracers make it seem much larger, this incredibly small bomb is the most efficient bomb ever created in Algodoo, in terms of energy exerted on target per number of objects minus tracers per its size. The bomb creates a focused beam of circles which completely evaporates anything within it, and its range spans hundreds or thousands of kilometres, while its original size was under 0.2 metres.

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The bomb is measured to have a vertical range of at least 190 kilometres, but clearly does not plateu by this point. It likely has a vertical range of at least 1 million kilometres.