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You probably think of fire as nothing more than heat and flames—something that consumes and destroys. But that picture barely scratches the surface. What is fire, really? And here’s a twist most people never expect: trees don’t come from the ground the way you think. In fact, most of their mass comes from the air itself.

In this video, drawing inspiration from Richard Feynman’s way of thinking, we break down these everyday mysteries in a surprisingly deep way. You’ll discover why wood doesn’t ignite on its own, how sunlight quietly fuels nearly all life on Earth, and how chain reactions at the atomic level shape the world around us. By the end, you’ll see that even your own body is part of the same process—a slow, controlled form of burning that turns food and oxygen into energy.
📕Sources:

– Richard Feynman – Fun to Imagine: Jiggling Atoms
BBC, 8 July 1983
BBC Web Archive:

– Richard Feynman, The Feynman Lectures on Physics
Volume I – Chapter 1: Atoms in Motion
Section 1-4: Chemical Reactions
California Institute of Technology

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