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*Originally posted by Shikra: *
People people, it could be fake fire. You know the one they use in movies, made by some chemical that looks like it's burning but actually it's not.
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I didnt know fake fire existed. How in hell do you make fake fire?!
You can’t make it in your garage. They used some chemicals, I forgot exactly what chemical. When I was in high school a few years back, we went to a chemistry convention and a scientist there was telling us about the fake fire. he had a book (looked bood but was empty from inside) and there was the “fire” chemical inside. He opened the book, some button got pressed, and the fire lit. Then he closed the book and ofcourse the fire was gone.
He was telling us this is the chemical they use in movies when they burn people. Do you think they really burn people alive in Hindi movies? :stupid:
I've never really seen the chemical being used on a human being. Hindi movies they always show the person on fire while he's wearing a jacket. Thats why they have those stunt men.
I guess thats pretty cool, to have a chemical that can do that. The wonders of this world amaze me at times.
Well even if they have jackets, I don't think those stunt men will be THAT quick, you know what I mean. By chemical, I mean it's a liquid. When you spray it on someone, seems like you are throwing petrol or gasoline at him, but actually it's that liquid. Then you set that person on "fire" and it looks like that person is burning. It's pretty cool.