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Why such a large distance compared to the old one?
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This is just the query distance, not the "real" explosion distance. There is no real explosion distance due to the nature of an explosion in empty space. The spatial data structure which is queried has to know a maximum query distance.
I've chosen a relatively large distance to allow for a bigger yield without modifying the queryDistance too.
Note here that this doesn't have any effect on the performance because the query is done once and because space is relatively empty anyways. Not an issue in my opinion here.
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May I suggest adding a comment to that effect?