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We know Tylium explodes if struck by a missile, we know ships carry decent quantities of the stuff, we know the fuel would detonate when a ship explodes. So why is it that everytime a ship gets destroyed we don't see a release of energy commensurate with the energy stored in Tylium? Even if you...

By all means lets take a look at the vid. What it shows is the bomb going off, the shockwave hitting the ship, the ship surviving, and then the ship exploding when the plasma of the asteroid reaches it. Nukes don't make two energy waves, just oe which we see hitting the ship, pushing the ship so...

The Blackstar was killed by the nuke turning the asteroid it was on into a plasma and kinetic shotgun blasting the ship at point blank. There's an argument that the crystal armour reacts poorly to kinetic impacts and that killed it. Visuals support this. Let's get down to it, you are wrong on...

Thats the total amount of energy stored within Tylium, not the amount on energy released when Tylium is ignited as fuel. You'd need a process which extracts 100% of all total energy contained within to get those numbers which doesn't exist in any practical setting. Even antimatter annihilation...