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Science behind it:
Can fire really make paper spin without touching it? This experiment looks like magic, but it is pure physics in action. When fire heats the air, the air expands, becomes lighter, and rises upward. Cooler air rushes in to replace it, creating convection currents. These moving air currents apply force on the paper, causing it to rotate. This simple setup demonstrates heat energy transfer, air pressure differences, and Newton’s laws of motion in a visually powerful way. A perfect example of how invisible forces can create visible motion.

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Conceptual Learning Highlight
This experiment explains convection currents, heat energy transfer, and air pressure differences. It proves that motion does not always require touch—energy can move objects indirectly.

This activity connects Science (heat and motion), Engineering (cause-effect observation), and Critical Thinking by turning an everyday phenomenon into a powerful learning moment. Ignite Possibilities focuses on making abstract science visible, simple, and exciting.

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Heat energy, convection currents, air pressure, thermal expansion, Newton’s laws of motion, physics experiments, energy transfer, motion without contact, fire science experiment, STEAM learning.

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Things You Need
A lightweight paper spiral, a candle, a match or lighter, and a safe open space. Adult supervision is essential.