Terrestrial detonation models illuminate how type Ia supernovae explode

Explosions in the sky and explosions on land are literally worlds apart. A supernova and a land mine explosion don't seem like they would have much in common. But at the fine level, their mechanisms are not so different: the so-called cell structure appears at the smallest scale, which provides the most important criterion in predicting the success or failure of terrestrial detonation in a land-mine explosion.