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No gravity doesn’t necessarily mean no air. You could have a contained environment like a spaceship far enough away from any large mass so that the gravity is effectively zero, and fire would burn there.
wjones about 6 years ago
Fire cannot burn in 0 gravity because there would be no no air. (oxygen)
meg_grif about 6 years ago
No gravity doesn’t necessarily mean no air. You could have a contained environment like a spaceship far enough away from any large mass so that the gravity is effectively zero, and fire would burn there.
HarryCK about 6 years ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxxqCLxxY3M
SpaceBuckaroo about 6 years ago
OMGosh, you mean I almost ended up speaking French?
The Pro from Dover about 6 years ago
Gent about 6 years ago
Fire burns blue and round in my gas stove, in full gravity.
Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member about 6 years ago
Isn’t that the family that moved to and took over North Korea ages ago?
wirepunchr about 6 years ago
If memory serves me the “official” language was of the royal court and not spoken by the common subject.
Gent about 6 years ago
English is still the official language of India.
wizengy about 6 years ago
In the space station gravity is only slightly less than on the surface of the earth. The term is not zero-gravity but rather in freefall or in orbit.
craigwestlake about 6 years ago
Obviously it’s blue; it’s cold out there…
chain gang charlie about 6 years ago
A giant Salamander can grow as much as it Damn well pleases, no matter where it comes from…Yechh……