No, You can not always see the flames of a muck fire. It may be a Muck "Smolder" ....tht's what my Grandmother called it when Highway 92 between Auburndale and Lakeland would be black with what looked like a dark smelly fog that had rolled in, but it was a muck fire.....burning just below the ground. It seemed like they would burn for weeks. Every once and awhile flames would break through the muck and reach the thick undergrouth in the swamp and then a Hugh hot fire would follow......Muck fires can burn during a hard rain too.
Photons are pieces of light. If you see a light, then there are photons.
If you put blood into fire.....nothing will happen as it will perish in fire but you might see some red colour for a few second through out the flames.
When you see flames, its called A Chemial Change.Its where you can see that when you burn a fuel its A Chemial Change
Herbert sees a terrifying figure in the flames before his father extinguishes the fire. This figure foreshadows the tragic events that will unfold after the family makes their wishes on the monkey's paw.
Frankly, I've never heard of that. I would definitley get someone to see it A.S.A.P.
Symbolism The volunteer firefighter on page 15 says, "Muck fires don't go out. They're burning all the time.... Sometimes the rain'll damp them down, but they're still smoldering." What is Paul's muck fire that is always burning? What are the muck fires for Paul's parents, for Erik, for Antoine Thomas? At the end of the book, the wind has shifted and the odor and smoke from the muck fire is blowing away from Paul. Is that symbolic of what has happened in Paul's life? On page 244 as he digs in the ground behind his home on the day of Luis's funeral, Paul admits that he is finally seeing things that he has never seen before. What can he now see on page 244? What is the dirt of his life that was "burned, buried, plowed, coated and landscaped?"
the fire
There are really 3722 even go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkHoE6RYrpk and see for yourself. Skip to the end and you will see the 100% and the number of notes hit.
When you open a door to a heated room (no fire), the heat should flow into the unheated room in an attempt to reach equilibrium. If there's fire in the closed room, the flames will grow when you open the door because there's more oxygen in the room you're in (and by the way, that's something you should never do in a fire... when your house is on fire, always check the door to see if it's warm before you open it).
The give of light to see by but also provide a source of movement that gives a room "mood" - sort of like watching the flames of a flickering fire. It helps you relax.
The give of light to see by but also provide a source of movement that gives a room "mood" - sort of like watching the flames of a flickering fire. It helps you relax.
Immediately get you family out of the house. Do this before you do anything else. Then get to a phone to call 911. Fire doesn't kill people. The smoke gets them long before you see flames. If you discover a fire, you have only seconds before you can be overcome. Just get out.