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why does Troy lit up in flames?

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Answered by TylerSanders1507

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Fires on earth are anchored by gravity, but the combustion gases are hot and light, so they rise. As the flame goes up, more air is sucked into the base of the fire, feeding more oxygen to the fire and making it burn more strongly.

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why does Troy lit up in flames?