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The audio titled "Bombs Detonation - Recording 24-20" begins with a faint but increasing hum, signaling an impending danger. This is the sound of vintage weaponry, likely from the mid-20th century, as suggested by the audio title. The hum gradually grows into a high-pitched whine, the unmistakable sound of a bomb in freefall, slicing through the air with terrifying speed and precision. Suddenly, the whine is replaced by a deafening explosion. The listener can vividly imagine the optical eruption of fire and smoke, the ground shaking violently as the shock waves ripple through the air. The blasts are not singular but come in a series, each one punctuating the eerie silence that follows the previous explosion. There's a terrifying beauty in the optical spectacle, a stark contrast to the destruction it wreaks. The explosive sounds are interspersed with smaller, secondary detonations, perhaps signifying the impact of shrapnel or secondary charges. The sequence ends with
