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               A candle flame on Earth is a  long, pointy yellow flame                                                                                                . But a



          candle burns differently in outer space. A candle flame there forms


          a ball  because of weak gravity                                                       . Fire needs oxygen, so a candle



          flame must be lit on a spacecraft. The flame draws oxygen slowly



          on a spacecraft. The fire  burns slowly too                                                                        . Carbon does not rise



          in microgravity. Only the hydrogen in a candle flame reacts, so


          that makes  a candle flame in outer space blue                                                                               .






                    burns slowly too                                                           long, pointy yellow flame


                    because of weak gravity                                                    a candle flame in outer space blue




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