Fireworks are explosive devices that produce visual and auditory effects for entertainment, typically used during celebrations and events. They consist of a mixture of chemicals that create bright colors, loud noises, and various patterns when ignited. Fireworks are often categorized into aerial shells, firecrackers, fountains, and sparklers, among others. They are commonly associated with holidays such as New Year’s Eve, Independence Day, and other special occasions, where they are launched into the sky or set off close to the ground to create spectacular displays. Fireworks have a long history, originating in ancient China, where they were used for religious ceremonies and to ward off evil spirits. Today, they are enjoyed worldwide, with elaborate public displays organized in various locations, although their use is regulated in many areas due to safety concerns and environmental impact.
### Ringing in the New Year Across Australia As the countdown to New Year's Eve begins, Australians are gearing up for vibrant celebrations filled with spectacular fireworks displays. From Adelaide…