<p>Benjamin Ahles wanted to find out how many matches would need to be glued together to form a perfect globe, with the eventual aim of setting in on fire. 42,000 matches later, it’s lit.</p><p>The results of the experiment, said to have taken place in upstate New York, yielded this amazing footage of the fireball burning in slow motion. Credit: All is Art via Storyful</p><br />
