Take the tour ×  My question is more about climate sciences, but
I hope that it is still related to physics.  What would be
possible atmospheric conditions for planet with some kind of
"fire" ocean? I had some thoughts about Venus and Titan (and
about gas planet from BBC movie with iron rains and incredible
winds), but nothing specific.  How would this kind of atmosphere
look like? How would fire ocean (and sky above it) look like?
What are possible specifics?  Update: I am talking about
magmatic fire or some kind of fission like in Oklo's natural
fission reactor.  share|improve this question -1 (sorry) this is
not a very good question. The issue is that a "fire ocean" is
not precise enough. If you want a lake of fire, it could be a
chemical thing, a uranium pile producing fission, or gasses
combusting, but then you need to specify which gasses. The
reaction is too nebulous to answer in any way. –  Ron Maimon Jul
14 '12 at 3:35 Updated that information. –  Mixo123 Jul 14 '12
at 6:25 This doesn't help. What's