If fire was from gas, and light was from fire, did not light was part of gas that transform? What do you think?
Everything is composed of earth, air, fire, and water? ...no.
Heat and light are side-effects of the reaction that takes place, they're not substances that were 'released' from the original.
Solid, Liquid, Gas and plasma.
When the flame touches the gas, the gas turns to plasma. And during this state, the particles emmit radiation in form of light. Why? Because the gas is combining with the oxygen to form new molecules and the extra energy needs to disipate.
Quote from: xanatose on April 26, 2011, 07:55:21 PM
Solid, Liquid, Gas and plasma.
When the flame touches the gas, the gas turns to plasma. And during this state, the particles emmit radiation in form of light. Why? Because the gas is combining with the oxygen to form new molecules and the extra energy needs to disipate.
Yup, that is what I mean.
So I guess, light was an atom that vibrating which is very fast. That is what I want to say.
Yep.. it just about the particles' energy levels.