The world’s only volcano that produces luminous blue fire is Kawah Ijen in Indonesia. The glowing flames are not lava—they’re caused by burning sulfuric gases igniting upon contact with oxygen at extremely high temperatures. The phenomenon is visible only at night. Important Details: • Only volcano with visible blue flames • Caused by ignited sulfur gases • Not molten lava • Visible only after dark • Result of extreme geothermal heat #EarthMysteries #VolcanoFacts #BlueFire #Geology #NaturalWonde

10K views · 52 reactions | This one is for the adventure lovers!  This has been our favourite Indonesian adventure so far, to see the blue fire and sulphur miners in action on this volcano needs to be seen to be believed!  Follow our itinerary here  https://indobuddies.com/java/4-day-3-night-banyuwangi-adventure/ | Bali Buddies | Facebook

938K views · 19K reactions | This volcano makes… BLUE FIRE?  #WhatOnEarth #volcano #geography | Science Channel | Facebook

Fire safety test ready to fly high🔥 An experiment studying how solid materials catch fire and burn in the Moon's gravity is set to launch on Blue Origin’s upcoming New Shepard suborbital flight. Developed by NASA Glenn together with Voyager Technologies, the Lunar-g Combustion Investigation (LUCI) will help researchers determine if conditions on the Moon – with reduced gravity – might be a more hazardous environment for fire safety. On this flight, LUCI will test the flammability of cotton-fibe