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It depends on the games, each Olympic games has a different design for the torch. this year it is a triangle. it has 8000 holes 2 represent the ppeople who r carrying it
It is extinguished at the closing ceremony of each Olympic Games. The torch is initially lit, by the Sun's rays that are concentrated by a mirror, at a ceremony in Olympia, Greece several months in advance of an Olympics. The relay then takes the torch to the site of the Olympics where the cauldron is lit with it.
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Al Oerter competed in 4 Olympic Games (1956, 1960, 1964, 1968) and won gold in discus throw at each. He also carried the flag into the stadium, with several other famous U.S. Olympians, at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles and brought the Olympic Torch into the stadium at the Opening Ceremonies of the 1996 Games in Atlanta.
they have an olympic torch to represent each country in a different way each flicker of the flame is all the countries
Olympia, in Greece, is the site of the "master" Olympic flame, which is lit in a ceremony a few months before each games.
.Because each hole represents each person running with the torch.
The Olympic Torch
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Each hole represents the 8000 torch carriers.
There have actually been a variety of torches throughout Olympic history - not just one. Before each game, it is run from Athens. As many as 800 people might help deliver the torch.
It is put out and the torch is reused each and every Olympic game. I think it's quite fascinating, actually.
Greece. The source of the "mother" flame and the Olympics.
Greece. The source of the "mother" flame and the Olympics.
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