"At the Fire Lab in Missoula, Montana, researchers reverse-engineer spreading fires using wind tunnels, fire-whirl generators, and giant combustion chambers. They're finding that fire is a mysterious phenomenon, and the physics behind it is often counterintuitive."
Ooh. Fire. Burning things in West Virginia. What's not to like about this Vice article?
Pretty cool little video.
It may still be cold and wintery outside, but we can still pretend it's summer on this relatively warm late winter night.
An interesting graph from the USDA Forest Products Laboratory, that tells the benefits of burning various types of wood. Good knowledge not just for home heating, but also for camping and back-country activities.
