How does fire produce light? How does anything hot produce light? It might be simple but I have no clue…
In: Physics
Light is jiggling of space, when atoms jiggle, they slightly jiggle space, so when things are very, very hot, they jiggle a lot, making space jiggle enough for us to see the jiggle.
When something burns, connections between atoms are being released from the bouncing of other atoms around it, and what are the connections? they are forces, and it takes force to break bonds of forces, and that will make space jiggle enough for you to see it.
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