Editing Bomb (section)

==Blast seat==
In [[forensic science]], the point of detonation of a bomb is referred to as its blast seat, seat of explosion, blast hole or [[epicenter]]. Depending on the type, quantity and placement of explosives, the blast seat may be either spread out or concentrated (i.e., an [[explosion crater]]).<ref name="Walsh 2008" />

Other types of [[explosion]]s, such as [[dust explosion|dust]] or [[BLEVE|vapor]] explosions, do not cause craters or even have definitive blast seats.<ref name="Walsh 2008">{{cite book|last=Walsh|first=C. J.|title=Forensic Science|url=https://archive.org/details/forensicscience00emba|url-access=limited|chapter=Blast seat|editor=Ayn Embar-seddon |editor2=Allan D. Pass |publisher=Salem Press|year=2008|page=[https://archive.org/details/forensicscience00emba/page/n168 149]|isbn=978-1-58765-423-7}}</ref>