Flame In Zero Gravity

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In zero gravity, a flame takes on a spherical shape and burns at a slower rate, with reduced oxygen supply and increased soot formation. Without buoyancy, the flame does not rise and its combustion is unstable, leading to oscillations and fluctuations. The flame's color and intensity are also affected, resulting in a unique and fascinating phenomenon that is distinct from flames in normal gravity.

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[Factswithrohel]

In zero gravity, a flame takes on a spherical shape and burns at a slower rate, with reduced oxygen supply and increased soot formation. Without buoyancy, the flame does not rise and its combustion is unstable, leading to oscillations and fluctuations. The flame's color and intensity are also affected, resulting in a unique and fascinating phenomenon that is distinct from flames in normal gravity.