The First Fires and Their Origin

V. V. Chernikh

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The First Fires and Their Origin

Author(s)

V. V. Chernikh

Abstract

The article specifies the fire history as a natural disaster. Various natural catastrophes are represented: volcanic eruptions, meteoritic and asteroids falls, earthquakes, lightning strokes and fires, being one of the serious effects of these natural catastrophes. The article is written both in clear and science-based manner applied to the interdisciplinary approach so might arouse interest to the wide scientific groups.

Keywords

catastrophe theory, fires, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, Tunguska meteorite, (Siberian meteorite), natural minerals spontaneous inflammation

UDC

614.841

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The First Fires and Their Origin

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