Current Events > Apparently there was a time when NASA employees had to use brooms to find

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invisible fire.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/8/4/AAfaxuAAEI_I.jpg

That's a whole lot of nope.

oh yea, I saw something where this dude was demonstrating how invisible fire worked pretty recently, and someone linked to a case where a race car driver was flailing around after a crash, with no one knowing he was actually burning

Absolutetly wild. There has got to be some fun ideas for that in fiction.

(And real life if you are a psychopath I guess)

After this incident, they added some kind of pigment to the fuel to stop this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku7TdLeEGsQ

SenlinDescends posted...

invisible fire.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/8/4/AAfaxuAAEI_I.jpg

That's a whole lot of nope.

Eh this doesnt sound true. I dont feel like hydrogen is just going to be floating around burning in the hallway for days on end. Seems like it would be a quick flash bang and done. Sounds like a story that got blown out of proportion. But I dont know.

FAQ-Checker posted...

Eh this doesnt sound true. I dont feel like hydrogen is just going to be floating around burning in the hallway for days on end. Seems like it would be a quick flash bang and done. Sounds like a story that got blown out of proportion. But I dont know.

weird gimmick if you arent gonna commit

https://www.iflscience.com/the-broom-test-one-of-the-stupidest-things-that-ever-took-place-at-nasa-67319

I bitch at work when the coffee machine isn't working, while NASA are out there with their brooms taking the possibility that they could catch fire at any moment in their stride. Absolute champions.