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Why are there 8000 in the Olympic torch?
be cause there is 8000 Olympic torches
How many olympic torches are there?
1
How many of Olympic torches were made?
12,000+ are being made for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics
How do you light the torches on asterix at the Olympics games?
You have to win the first 3 Olympic games and then use the 3 mirrors to light the torches.
What is the Olympic cauldroun?
the ansewer to this question is in the Olympic games in 2012 the stadium had 32 torches to represent the 32 teams that entered and each one was lit In the opening ceremony that is the Olympic cauldron
Why do people carry torches in olympic marathons?
People carry torches in Olympic marathons as a symbol of the Olympic spirit and tradition, representing peace and unity. The torch relay, which precedes the Games, signifies the journey of the Olympic flame from Olympia, Greece, to the host city, connecting the past to the present. It also serves to inspire athletes and spectators alike, embodying the values of excellence, friendship, and respect that the Olympics promote.
How many olympic torches have been made for 2012?
8000. one for each bearer with the option of buying it afterwards
Who made the olympic torches for 2012?
They are being made in Coventry. A large city in central England known for its engineering expertise.
A list of Olympic torches for reference?
Summer OlympicsBeijing 2008 Olympic TorchAthens 2004 Olympic TorchSydney 2000 Olympic TorchAtlanta 1996 Olympic TorchBarcelona 1992 Olympic TorchSeoul 1988 Olympic TorchLos Angeles 1984 Olympic TorchMoscow 1980 Olympic TorchMontreal 1976 Olympic TorchMunich 1972 Olympic TorchMexico City 1968 Olympic TorchTokyo 1964 Olympic TorchRome 1960 Olympic TorchMelbourne 1956 Olympic TorchHelsinki 1952 Olympic TorchLondon 1948 Olympic TorchBerlin 1936 Olympic Torch
What fuel is used for the olympic torch?
Fuels used for the Olympic torchesEarly on, Olympic torches used everything from olive oil to gunpowder as a source of fuel. Some torches were lit with a combination of hexamine and naphthalene along with an igniting liquid. Occasionally, these early-model Olympic torches proved dangerous to the torchbearer. For example, the torch used in the 1956 Games was lit by a mix of magnesium and aluminum, which wound up searing the arms of the torchbearer during the final leg of the Olympic relay. Liquid fuels, which become gaseous to create a flame, were first used to light the torch for the 1972 Summer Games in Munich, and they have been used to ignite every Olympic torch since then. The benefits of liquid fuels include safety and easy storage.
What is the purpose of the Olympic Flame?
The Olympic flame honors the gods.
What is a torches purpose?
To symbolize the spirit of the athletes from around the world. The fire inside their hearts as they start competition.
