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Fighting fire with fire

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06 Jul 2017
Taken from the July 2017 issue of Physics World

Despite humans having seemingly “tamed” fire many millennia ago, there are still lots of open questions when it comes to the physics of wildfires, as Stephen Ornes discovers

Robert Kremens fights fire with fire. No, really – that’s his job. Kremens sets fires in a host

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Stephen Ornes is a science writer in Nashville, Tennessee, US, e-mail stephen@stephenornes.com
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