Yes, if you are speaking about the flame that the Torchbearers are carrying. This is lit from the cauldron in Greece and next progresses on the relay.
If by chance the flames goes out due to wind, stumble or ? there is always a backup flame (usually carried next to the Torchbearer) to relight the flame. Typically an Olympic Torch Relay representative is nearby in case this happens.
Yes and no, the torch and the cauldron have gone out, but have always been reignited by a backup flame from the original source.
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No,and the olympic flame burns for the duration of each Olympics and is extinguished during the closing ceremony.
No. The flame is lit in a ceremony about 6 months before the Olympics. It is extinguised for the last time on the last day of the paralympic games.
Because there are people around to keep the fuel reservoir topped up.
No, and the olympic flame burns for the duration of each Olympics and is extinguished during the closing ceremony.
until someone pees on it and puts it out
Greece, they were the first to ever have the Olympics
there is an olympic flame at the paralympics
the olympic flame is transported by what
The flame's journey starts in Olympia, Greece because it is the home of the Olympics, the town where the first ever Olympics took place. The flame's journey ends in the town that hosts the Olympics so the flame can light the Olympic cauldron and begin the Games.
The Olympic flame honors the gods.
The Olympic flame signifies the value of Peace and Brotherhood which is the basis of the Olympics.
the olympic flame represents the death and the rebirth of greek heroeshope and endurance
no
yeah it is i think
1928 athens olympic.
The color of lithium in the flame test is red.
Athens In Greecethe fist city to light the Olympic flame was ancient Greece