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Fire science: Fire science, why does it even matter? Have you ever watched a Boy Scout trying to light a green tree on fire with a lighter? After a few minutes they have a black stick, a halfway full Bic lighter and no fire. I have, why doesn't it work? Well, the answer is fire science.

So let's talk a little bit about it.

Fire Science

Fire isn’t magic—it’s a formula.

And if you don’t understand it, you’ll waste lighters, energy, and time.

The Fire Triangle

Every fire needs:

• Heat – Sparks, friction, or flame

• Fuel – Dry wood, tinder, gas

• Oxygen – Airflow around the fire

Take away any one—and the fire dies.

What’s Actually Burning?

• Fire burns gas, not wood

• Heat turns wood into gas

• The gas mixes with oxygen and creates the flame

• That’s why flames hover just above the wood—not touching it

Why Fires Fail

• Wet wood steals heat and kills ignition

• No airflow? No fire—oxygen gets cut off

• Too much wood on top? You suffocate the flame

Pro Tips

• Build fires off the ground—oxygen flows better

• Use a log cabin or teepee structure for air space

• Only use dead, dry, finely processed wood

Bottom Line

Fire is science, not guesswork.

Understand the triangle, control the elements, and your fires will always light.