Is fire a solid or a gas?

fire is a process

Blood is plasma

The flame itself is matter. It’s glowing hot gas.

Gas doesn't light up, unless it's on fire. Hence the sun is always on fire, which means it has mass
Have you ever seen a picture of the sun? It's been on fire for billions of years

it's not fire
it's a constant fusion reaction

it's fire dude
google.com/search?q=sun&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwii3ueL74PiAhXKwVQKHZeYDu8Q_AUIDigB&biw=1366&bih=625

that's something else

it's not.

/sci/ here. Capeshit doesn't hold up under even elementary scrutiny. That's why I watch real film instead, like that of Antonioni, etc.

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Look at the pictures I linked
How is that not fire???

Thor could kick their asses

Fire needs oxygen to burn, there is no oxygen in space

fire needs oxygen
space has no oxygen

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How do you explain that the Earth is flat but the sun is a ball of fire?

depends on the fuel source

fire is a chemical reaction

plasma is in blood, hence "blood plasma". it's what creations fiery passion and hot tempers.

>/sci/ here
Appeal to authority is a fallacy

fire is the release of heat, charged particles, and photons which indicates a certain type of chemical reaction.

You literaly said the sun is made out of gas

Yes and?

bad science bait is my favorite kind

If it has gas, it has oxygen. Oxygen burns and turns into fire. The sun is made out of fire. I really don't see why this is hard for you to understand, we are agreeing with each other

False assumption my dear room temp iq friend :) oxygen isn't the only gas, and where there is gas doesn't mean there is oxygen

>solid
are... you serious?

intense brainlets

Fire is a chemical reaction.

I really like the way you talk down to and insult people smarter than you. Just except that your wrong dude

>except
Quality bait, 9.8/10

I know science is hard but pictures are easy so here you go

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I'm not a flat earther you fucking idiot

I don't know why I just started reading this in her voice, it's so good.

youtube.com/watch?v=NvpbW7JRu0Q

The flames are incandescent carbon particles and sometimes there's charged gasses that light up as well, but 9 times out of 10 what you're seeing is glowing carbon particles. Fire is a chemical reaction, it's not a substance.

The sun is a nuclear fusion reaction. Hydrogen is charged and glowing around the core where the hydrogen is fused into helium. Eventually the sun will start to fuse heavier elements and stop working.

Its a process

>reading comprehension

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In English please.

Is it a liquid, a solid, or gas?

yep an oxidation reaction generally

none of the three

what is it? a fourth state?

it's an exothermic reaction.

then why is it orange in pictures from space. it's fire.

>exothermic reaction.
is that a fourth state? There has to be a name for that process.

Could you swim on the sun assuming it didn't vaporize you? Or is it too dense?

yeah it's called combustion tard

Why does fire count as only one syllable?