Can you start a fire without a spark?

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SaikyoStyle
12/11/2017
05:36 PM
#1
Can you start a fire without a spark?


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It seems like it shouldn't be possible.
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JOExHIGASHI
12/11/2017
05:38 PM
#2
yes

there are chemical fires and things will combust if it gets hot enough like when it touches lava
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DarkKirby2500
12/11/2017
05:42 PM
#3
Of course you can.

The process of lighting a fire is raising something's temperature past its ignition point.

A spark is just a shortcut to reaching that temperature.
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Questionmarktarius
12/11/2017
05:58 PM
#4
A sufficiently exothermic reaction can start a fire, such as superglue and cotton.
VeeVees
12/11/2017
06:17 PM
#5
No, fire is sacred and can only be granted by the gods.
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TheOrangeMisfit
12/11/2017
06:20 PM
#6
No, and this gun's for hire.
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Mario_VS_DK
12/11/2017
06:20 PM
#7
VeeVees posted...
No, fire is sacred and can only be granted by the gods.


It can also be granted by Pokemon.
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Garlands_Soul
12/11/2017
06:23 PM
#9
TheOrangeMisfit posted...
No, and this gun's for hire.

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