Greek fire

 Watching Greece's fire heat up the reverse galley for a few days... To be exact, I was busy watching the wild herbivores of low-powered little masters, watching the tedious battle over whether or not anyone saw the fire of Greece as the origin of gunpowder.As I read it... I felt that there were surprisingly some young people who didn't know what Greek fire was like. Of the people at the heart of the argument. So I'll call Mr. Ham. Of course, I'm afraid we don't even know what Greek fire is! You don't have to read any more Haedeul who thinks it's a pathetic article that ignores the level of reverse Galhaedeul. Surprisingly, one of Yeokgal's masters did not know what substances went into the bronze sword because he hit the back of his head. Fire of Greece 1. Solid form - A flame weapon made in Greece in 400 B.C. that is a mixture of pine sawdust mixed with pine sawdust in oil made in the shape of resin, sulfur, and grains...If you load it into the catapult and fire it, it will fly and spark in all directions... In the mid-7th century, 1,000 years after the Greek fire in liquid form, solid form, the firearms developed by the Byzantine Empire were loaded into catapult and fired, so the range was long and useful on land warfare, but the accuracy dropped significantly.Developed weapons similar to Greek fire... It smells black and bad, called petroleum, but it is a mixture of lime and gallium phosphate made by mixing bones and urine in a fire-prone substance. If you pump it in the zone through a hose, spray it on the red ship, and pull the fire...The enemy ship is engulfed in flames... This is also called the Greek fire... It is difficult to say that it is an object of the same composition or form, but some people just call it Greek fire and Greek gunpowder. In conclusion, there are two types, liquid and solid, not one type of Greek fire. Here, there are some abusers who call solid objects the origin of gunpowder, so there are people like that... Lalala Hath is right to say that there are... Of course, saying that Greek fire is like gunpowder is nonsense from white supremacists who claim that Sinner and gasoline are nitroglycerin-like substances and appearances are nonsense.