Chrono Bomb

Although other forms of Chrono-based explosives exist, the term Chrono Bomb tends to only refer to a weapon of mass destruction. Chrono Bombs are similar to nuclear explosives in that their power is derived from nuclear fission or both fusion and fission, but the Chrono inside the bomb magnifies the effects. They are enormously destructive and have only become more of a threat as war looms on the horizon.
==History==
The first mention of a Chrono Bomb goes back to just prior to the Second Galactic War, where they were developed allegedly by the Alamo Empire as a threat to the Veriol Alliance. However, there are claims that the Gerualdi Union created the Chrono Bombs and then sold them to the Alamo Empire who were desperate to not be crushed by the increasingly-powerful Veriol Alliance that seemed to be preparing for war. Regardless, the Chrono Bombs were used to create a blockade around the planet Beyne; the Alamo Empire's carriers prevented Veriol fleets from exiting or entering the planet, and the Alamo Empire threatened to unleash the bombs if their terms were not met.
Following the Second Galactic War, Chrono Bombs ceased to see much use except as a proverbial threat display. They were rightly reputed to be needlessly brutal and violent, and the subsequent Third Galactic War (up until its final battles, where the fight was taken directly to the Alamo Empire's capitals) did not see much warfare on planetary soil and was mostly isolated to space. This seemed to be the modern face of warfare, and Chrono Bombs faded entirely from the public eye after the wars had passed except as a narrative tool for crafters of fiction and speculative historians.
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