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Tony created a group chat

(Y/n), Peter, Shuri, Bruce, Steve, Sam, Wade, Wanda, Pietro, T'challa, and Scott joined

Tony: does anyone have any questions?
Shuri: if a bear and a shark got into a fight who would win?
Peter: the bear duh.
Wade: how obviously the shark would.
Bruce: no wade, (y/n) explain please.

T'challa left

(Y/n): lmao ok so. Obviously, no shark would swim ashore to fight. So polar bears being the only true aquatic bear, it's would win.
Peter: right?
Wade: I'm too dumb for this.

Wade left

Scott: dammit I was wrong.
Sam: how the hell do the kids know this?
Pietro: and we don't!!
Wanda: cause you're stupid.
Steve: you didn't know either

Steve left
Wanda left

Tony: kids..?
Peter: hm?
Shuri: yes?
Tony: I MEANT ABOUT THE MISSION!!
(Y:n): oh

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Pietro: well I do have one question?
Bruce: what is it?
Pietro: oh so if (y/n) has pyrokinesis and we want him to sneak attack won't the flame make a shadow?
Tony: that's actually a good one. I'll go look it up.

Tony left

Shuri: well explain better than a computer.
Peter: Yes, you can form the shadow of a fire, but perhaps not for the reason that you are thinking. A shadow is formed any time part of a light beam is blocked or redirected. The shadow region is the region in the light beam where there is less light than in the rest of the beam. This dimmer region tends to take on the shape of the object that is blocking or redirecting some of the light, so we tend to think of a shadow as something that is cast or created by the intercepting object.

Bruce: With this concept in mind, in order for a fire to have a shadow, the fire needs to somehow block or redirect part of another beam of light.

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Fires can have noticeable shadows if the conditions are right. Public Domain Image, source: US Fish and Wildlife Services.
A traditional flame can block or redirect light just fine for the simple reason that a traditional flame is more than just a pillar of light. A traditional hydrocarbon flame contains several components: hydrocarbon fuel molecules and oxygen molecules that are in the process of burning, little solid bits of half-burnt fuel and impurities (called soot or smoke), carbon dioxide and water vapor produced by the burning, light, and hot air. The light that you see in the flame is mostly created by the solid bits of airborne soot heating up so much that they glow via regular incandescence.

(Y/n): and-
Pietro: WAIT WOAH WOAH!!!
Pietro: let me stop you there.
Bruce: what?
Pietro: I just needed a yes or no answer.

Bruce left

Shuri: ughhhh
Peter: well what the fun in that?!
(Y/n): get the fuck out

Pietro was disconnected

Peter: stupid dumb people
Shuri: ikr

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Peter left
Tony joined

Tony: I HAVE THE ANSWER!!!
(Y/n): everyone left slowass

(Y/n) left

Tony: wowwwwww

Tony left

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Finally I have stopped procrastinating and finally finished this chapter!! Thank you Loki-Is-A-Babe for requesting and I hoped you like it!!