Air is on fire.
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Unless the fire was in space I suppose - which can't happen, so yeah, air is always on top of fire.
Edit: nope, I was wrong. Air is not always on top of fire :-P.
Air is on fire.
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Unless the fire was in space I suppose - which can't happen, so yeah, air is always on top of fire.
Edit: nope, I was wrong. Air is not always on top of fire :-P.
That's nothing, in Scandinavia it's "there is fire in things".
Fire is the energy emitted from converting the molecules to carbon
Converting the hydrocarbons to CO2 and H2O, yes.
Also, just found out that the red and yellow "flames" are actually heated soot that's glowing, like metal glows when heated. That's why "hotter" fires glow blue, that's actually the chemical of the gasses burning and less soot is being produced. That's why it's counter intuitive why colder flames glow brighter than hotter ones.
Fire blanket, it’s briefly “on” fire, until it isn’t anymore. Or until fire is on it too. Fire blankets are the liminal spaces of fire.
Is fire even a thing or just, like, a symptom? Like shadow and cold don't actually exist, they just describe the absence of light and heat respectively. 🤔
Fire is essentially a name for a chemical reaction. So it's probably more accurate to say "thing is undergoing fire"
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