The Twilight God wrote...
Tthe explosion would not destroy the Citadel Tower. In space heat (and force) cannot disperse via explosion as there is no atmosphere for conduction. Not that mass effect depicts realistic space explosion, but it is just a game. The debris is what carries the heat in the form of hot metal which will slowly radiate it as light or by hitting something cooler. So Shepard will not be fried by the explosion. The heat isn't going to boil the Citadel Tower as heat cannot travel through vaccuum in that manner.
The explosion itself doesn't concern me, it's the heat and pressure that builds up within the Citadel right before the walls are breached by the energy.
Shepard's survival would come down to how strong any emergency barriers are that may slide into place, along with the mass effect barrier holding around the landing he's on.
He's also right at a junction where the energy flow from the Crucible is exposed to the Citadel atmosphere. Seeing as raw energy, just like water, will first attempt the path of least resistance, one can expect him to be right in the epicenter of the blast when the energy field overloads. After the more open spaces of the Citadel are pressurized, then one can expect the blast to evacuate into space.
Shepard should be good and dead.




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