Well?
vorticity will still effect the flame
>>8034802
it would gutter out form co2 accumulation eventually
>>8034810
don't play with fire
>>8034810
>CO2 is heavier than air???????????????
>>8034808
> vorticity will still effect the flame
translation: the sky is blue.
tell us something not obvious you fucking dunce.
>>8034858
It literally is , but its hot co2 so what the other poster said is wrong.
>>8034808
also inertia. hot gas will be lighter, so by accelerating forward, the flame will bend forward, not backward
>>8034911
The flame will literally bend backward. You are accelerating the candle forward, not the gas flying out of it.
Kind of already been done.
>>8034866
Then ask something specific rather than posting a paint drawing you retarded abomination
>>8034926
gas will move with the candle if its in a lantern like setup. the denser gas experiences more force per volume. https//youtu.be/FjuMvUbT8gA?t=60 actually pretty counterintuitive
>>8034802
>>8034802
If you're not completely braindead you'll realize that if you're moving at a constant rate (that means not accelerating) it will go straight up if you eliminate the wind.
Like just think about it for a second, dumb fuck. You're on a planet flying through space and if you light it and hold it there, the fire isn't punching through the wall.
>>8034866
The sky being blue is far from obvious, dingleberry.
>>8035059
>if you eliminate the wind
there is nothing to make the assumption of eliminating the wind from you mongoloid retard
>>8035042
nice but wrong.
>>8035126
>offers no alternative or explaination
>>8035075
Obviously OP's stupid pic is supposed to imply that wind is negated in the second case.
>>8035412
I think it's additional air resistance not wind.
>>8034928
Obviously it didn't work or we'd still be using it.
>>8034802
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMPaNzCEeN8
>>8035589
Its inefficient and consumes too much expensive fuel.
It is still used today, just not where highly efficient electric or cheap wax candles burn.
>>8035589
Have you just never seen a kerosene lamp before?
