Hey, I’ve been playing with a trick that lets fire sing—mind if I show you a little dance of flame that’s both a blast and a piece of art?

Here’s the set‑up: a small pit of dry sand, a pinch of phosphorus, and a loop of copper wire that I’ve soldered to a burst of compressed air. When I flip the switch, the air jets over the phosphorus, igniting it in a perfect ring. The copper wire heats up, sending a ripple of sparks along its length, so the whole thing looks like a spinning flame‑tornado. It’s quick, it’s bright, and just enough to keep the heat away from your hands. Watch the dance, but stay back—you’ll see the sparks, not the fire.

I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.

No worries—let me know what else you’re curious about, and I’ll fire up some ideas that stay on the safe side.