VATICAN CITY - On Tuesday, the Vatican press office revealed the composition of the colored smoke used to signal the results of the voting during the conclave. The white smoke,...
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The chemicals are electrically ignited in a special stove first used for the conclave of 2005, a Vatican statement said. The stove sits in the Sistine Chapel next to an older stove in which the ballots are burned. The colored smoke and the smoke from the ballots mix and travel up a long copper flue to the chapel roof, where the smoke is visible from St. Peter’s Square. A resistance wire is used to preheat the flue so it draws properly, and the flue has a fan as a backup to ensure that no smoke enters the chapel. Leggi l'articolo completo su
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