The most important discovery of human civilization is fire. According to Greek mythology, the first fire on earth was caused by the wrath of the god Prometheus. There is a lot of controversy about whether Prometheus was the first to wreak fire or whether primitive man rubbed stones on rocks.
However, according to the most scientifically recognized carbon test to date in the discovery of ancient mysteries, fires were found in fossil records 420 million years ago in the burning of trees and the discovery of coal.When trees began to grow on Earth 480 million years ago in the Middle Ordovician Era, oxygens began to accumulate in the atmosphere.
If the ocean concentration exceeds 13 percent, there is a possibility of forest fire. The fire spread all around. Its name is Wild Fire. Scientists have discovered that a wildfire 410 million years ago turned trees into coal. Ever since the grass began to grow and took over a significant part of nature. Then the number of fires also increased.The time is 60 to 70 million years ago.
Because dry grass is more likely to catch fire. Since the discovery of fire, fire control has become more important than ever since ancient times. Many are skeptical about the controlled use of fire four million years ago. However, the existence of food roasted in a fire 1.9 million years ago has been found. This suggests that the controlled use of fire is several thousand centuries old.
However, the history of controlled, regular and multiple use of fire is from 50,000 to 100,000 years. Fire was also the main choice of destroyers throughout the ages. We find evidence of this from the Middle Ages to many recent wars. The history of firing on the battlefield is also quite old. Fire was widely used in the First and Second World Wars.
The Napam bomb, the Molotov cocktail, or the atomic bomb are the tools of destruction that ultimately ignite and rob people of their lives and property.