Astrolite 

The astrolite family of liquid explosives were products of rocket propellant
research in the '60's. Astrolite A-1-5 is supposed to be the world's most
powerful non-nuclear explosive -at about 1.8 to 2 times more powerful than
TNT. Being more powerful it is also safer to handle than TNT (not that it
isn't safe in the first place) and Nitroglycerin. 

Astrolite G

"Astrolite G is a clear liquid explosive especially designed to produce very
high detonation velocity, 8,600MPS (meters/sec.), compared with
7,700MPS for nitroglycerin and 6,900MPS for TNT...In addition, a very
unusual characteristic is that it the liquid explosive has the ability to be
absorbed easily into the ground while remaining detonatable...In field tests,
Astrolite G has remained detonatable for 4 days in the ground, even when
the soil was soaked due to rainy weather" know what that
means?....Astrolite Dynamite! 

To make (mix in fairly large container & outside) Two parts by weight of
ammonium nitrate mixed with one part by weight 'anhydrous' hydrazine,
produces Astrolite G...Simple enough eh? I'm sure that the 2:1 ratio is not
perfect,and that if you screw around with it long enough, that you'll find a
better formula. Also, dunno why the book says 'anhydrous' hydrazine,
hydrazine is already anhydrous... 

Hydrazine is the chemical you'll probably have the hardest time getting hold
of. Uses for Hydrazine are: Rocket fuel, agricultural chemicals (maleic
hydra-zide), drugs (antibacterial and antihypertension), polymerization
catalyst, plating metals on glass and plastics, solder fluxes, photographic
developers, diving equipment. Hydrazine is also the chemical you should be
careful with. 

Astrolite A/A-1-5

Mix 20% (weight) aluminum powder to the ammonium nitrate, and then mix
with hydrazine. The aluminum powder should be 100 mesh or finer. Astrolite
A has a detonation velocity of 7,800MPS.