Who Tamed Fire First?

Who first trained the fire. The more we explore, the greater the difference between the various theories of the history of the earth. One of the many controversial aspects of history includes the essence of the relationship between people and the environment. This article will focus on the origin of the first training. It is Homo sapiens or Homo sapiens. The widely accepted theory of the evolution of the Big Bang is "The drawing of homoe's upright as a smart cockroach" (McCrone, New Scientist, May 20 th, 2000, 31 th), "15 min culture" (McCrone, 34) Helpless to manipulate the surrounding environment.

Controlling the use of fire is an important development of early civilization. It is difficult to determine the exact time that humans first trained a combustion reaction to fire, but a recent study suggests that it may have occurred in South African caves at least a million years ago (Berna et al. 2010). Chemically, burning is nothing but a reaction between fuel and oxygen (wood, petroleum, gasoline etc.) and oxygen. In order to carry out the combustion, there must be fuel and oxygen. However, these reactions typically require activation energy (chemical bonds of chemical bonds: discussed in more detail in the nature of the chemical bonds), which can be provided by an energy source for "spark" or ignition . Fuel, oxygen, and energy are the three substances that make up the so-called fire triangle (Fig. 7), meaning that none exist means no combustion takes place.

Tens of thousands of years ago, when a human first trained the fire, tribal members flocked around the public fire at the end of the day to seek warmth and protection. However, the actions around the fire promoted another activity - the storytelling -. The first story told is undoubtedly the story of hero and hero's behavior, which is a kind of rescue of people's psychological trauma. Heroic stories calm the fear of people, stimulate their spirit, nurture their hopes, and promote the important value of strength and resilience. Life has become a greater purpose and meaning. There is no doubt that today's human beings are the same as our earliest ancestors. Because they comfort us and heal us, we are fascinated by a good hero story.