Ever see a firework explosion that WASN'T round? Everytime you see a fireworks explosion, you are seeing it from the side. The "side" you see is not the same side someone 200 yards away would see. Nor is it the same side someone a mile and a half away would see.
Think of a lightbulb. When you turn the switch, an "explosion" of light particles is ejected from the filament. The particles of light all come from the center and travel at the same relative speed in every direction. In a fireworks explosion the same thing happens. A small center (the filament) explodes and sends tiny particles of burning matter, all moving at the same relative speed, in all directions making a "ball" of light. Just like a Basketball, no matter what side you look at, it's round.
There's an exception to this answer==If it is a kind of breezy night--The Fire works don't always fall straight to the ground--They sort of float in one direction==Not staight down!!Al;so did you ever view fire works from up in an airplane==Very different!!
Potassium nitrate is typically used to make medicine glass and fireworks.
Fireworks has gunpower which people would use for their guns. It also bring happiness to families. People use fireworks for holidays around the world. Even 500 years later we still have something to show spirit on the 4th of july.
Fireworks are still used today for celebrations and special events because they provide visual entertainment and symbolize joy and excitement. They are also a traditional way to mark important occasions and bring people together in a festive atmosphere. Additionally, fireworks have become ingrained in cultural and national traditions in many countries.
The United States purchases the most fireworks in the world. Generally, the biggest buyers of fireworks are countries that celebrate major events like national holidays and festivals with fireworks displays.
I recommend checking the event's official website or social media pages for the most up-to-date information on the fireworks show for the music festival. Safety guidelines and weather conditions may also affect the schedule of the fireworks display.
Fireworks Still Alive was created in 2011.
Fireworks should not be banned! But if they were to be banned, it would be because they can be dangerous and can cause a house to catch on fire. But still they should not be banned!
Independence Day in the US usually includes fireworks. Fireworks use gunpowder, invented by the Chinese. We could still have parades, speeches and hot dogs, but we would miss the fireworks.
yes they are
It may depend on your state laws, but fireworks stands are quite often still open for business for at least a week after the holiday. And if you don't live in city limits (in my state), you can set off fireworks any time of the year you want.
yes it is still open
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Yes, it still has uses, including in firearms cartridges and fireworks.
Three Chinese inventions that still exist today are gunpowder, which is still used in firearms and fireworks; the magnetic compass, which is still used for navigation; and paper, which is still widely used for writing and printing.
If you watched the season finale they stated the shows would be coming back this summer.
Fireworks are definitely not illegal in China. Ancient China created fireworks in the 7th century to scare away evil spirits. People now still use fireworks in China for the Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. China is the largest manufacturer of fireworks in the world.
In ancient China, where fireworks were invented during the 7th century, they were used for celebrations. That tradition carried over to other cultures and is still the main reason for fireworks being used today.