Abstract
An extension by dimensional analysis of the scaling law for explosives to include ambient air density and temperature is made and tested on photographic travel time measurements of luminous and non-luminous shocks from TNT spheres in rarefied air. The initial shock velocity is found to be in approximate agreement with hydrodynamic calculations.
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