What is Fire’s light?

Fire’s light is like the bright glow from a flashlight you turn on in the dark.

Imagine you’re sitting in your room at night, and all of a sudden, you hold up a matchstick and strike it. Snap! A little flame appears, and suddenly there's light, just like when you press the button on your flashlight.

That’s what fire does: it makes light, but not from batteries or buttons, it comes from something burning.

Fire happens when something burns. When you light a candle, a matchstick, or even a campfire, the stuff that's burning gets really hot and starts to glow.

That glowing part is what we call light, just like your flashlight’s bulb glows when it turns on.

So, fire’s light is kind of like a tiny, warm flashlight inside every flame. It helps you see in the dark or makes things look brighter during the day.