Explosive events refer to occurrences where a rapid release of energy results in an explosion, often causing significant damage and destruction. These events can be triggered by various factors, including human activities, such as bombings, or natural phenomena, like volcanic eruptions. Understanding the causes and effects of these explosions is crucial for disaster preparedness and response. In addition to their immediate impact, explosive events can have long-term consequences on the environment and communities. For instance, nuclear explosions not only devastate the area but also leave lasting radiation effects. Studying these events helps scientists and policymakers develop strategies to mitigate risks and enhance safety measures.