Flames That Last
Nakoa Rainfall
Tradutor A AI
Editora: Publifye
Sinopse
"Flames That Last" explores the captivating story of fire, bridging science and history to reveal its profound impact on human civilization. The book starts by unraveling the science of combustion, detailing the chemical reactions and energy transfers that govern fire's behavior. Intriguingly, the book highlights the phenomenon of "eternal flames"—natural gas leaks that burn for centuries, showcasing unique geological conditions. Progressing through history, the book illuminates fire's crucial role in early human survival, from warmth and protection to enabling cooking and toolmaking. It examines fire as a symbol of transformation and purification across cultures, highlighting its impact on social structures and technological advancements. From ancient rituals to the Industrial Revolution, the book traces fire's dynamic influence and its continued importance in modern technology like energy production and materials science. Organized into sections on the science of fire, its historical and cultural impact, and contemporary applications, the book offers a comprehensive perspective. By integrating scientific rigor with cultural sensitivity, "Flames That Last" provides a balanced view of fire's benefits and risks, inviting readers to reconsider their assumptions about this fundamental force.
