Explosives Camp at Missouri University of Science and Technology
At Explosives Camp you will get the unique opportunity to have hands-on learning experience with explosives: the first and only camp of its kind!
The program will comprise a variety of lectures, demonstrations, handling and shooting of explosives, field trips, projects and culminate in the setup and shooting of a fireworks display. It will encompass detonators, high explosives, blasting agents, rock blasting, display fireworks and demolition. You will have a behind-the-scenes look at how explosives are used in industry and in entertainment. But the number one thing that you will do at the Summer Explosives Camp is have fun!
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