Fireworks are a fun and exciting way to add a little colour to your celebrations. While they may be used for special occasions like birthdays and holidays, you can use fireworks at any time of year.

What are fireworks?

When you think of fireworks, what comes to mind? A beautiful display of color in the sky. Firework stands on the sidewalk. Kids running around with sparklers and parents yelling at them to come inside before they hurt themselves.

What are fireworks? A class of explosive pyrotechnic devices used for aesthetic and entertainment purposes. The most common use of a firework is as part of a fireworks display, entertainment that employs explosives to produce sounds, light, smoke, gas, and air movement (such as wind). Fireworks competitions are also regularly held at several places; these events employ varying scales and types of displays in which participants compete against each other based on their originality or quality.

How fireworks are shot off?

Fireworks are shot into the air using a mortar tube. A mortar tube is made of metal and has a small chamber at one end where the chemical composition of the firework is placed. The other end of the tube has an opening that allows gas pressure to build up inside as more chemicals are added to it. When enough pressure builds up, it pushes against a spring that releases when needed.

• Different fireworks:

There are many kinds of fireworks available in Namibia, like sparklers and roman candles (which move up in different directions). You can also get crackers which make noise when they explode in mid-air!

• How they’re ignited:

Most people ignite their own fireworks by lighting them with matchsticks or lighters—but some people use matches because they’re easier to find than lighters in remote areas like deserts (where there aren’t very many trees around).

How do fireworks work?

Fireworks are a lot like magic. They seem to appear out of nowhere, and then disappear just as quickly, leaving only smouldering ash in their wake. But how do fireworks work?

Fireworks are composed of two main components: the shell and the fuse. The shell contains all the chemicals that will go off when it’s ignited by the fuse, which has been designed to ignite those chemicals at just the right time. The shell is also usually made from metal or plastic so that it can withstand heat without melting or exploding prematurely (which would be terrible).

The chemicals inside a firework include things like sulfur, aluminium powder and potassium nitrate—combined together they create something called “flash powder.” Flash powder burns incredibly hot while producing coloured flames depending on what other elements were included in its formula (like copper). When flash powder burns quickly enough, it creates sparks that shoot out of vents in order to ignite fuel-soaked black gunpowder packed into an outer casing around them. This causes ignition throughout this layer surrounding all other components inside each individual firework shell—and presto! You’ve got yourself some fireworks!

How much are fireworks in Namibia?

The cost of fireworks is usually a major concern for buyers, and we understand why. It’s important to know how much you’re going to spend on your purchase before making a commitment.

That’s why we’ve created a list of the best places in Namibia where you can buy fireworks at an affordable price.

• In most cases, they’ll range between $1-$2 USD per pack (or box). The average price will vary depending on where you live in the country, but this should give you an idea of what to expect when shopping around for them online or in person!