In a room with no windows, Keiji and Amara are standing at opposite ends of a long table. A candle is lit at one end of the table near Keiji, who can feel the warmth from the flame. Will Amara, who is standing at the other end of the table, feel the heat from the candle in the same way that Keiji does, and why? Respond very briefly.
Amara will not feel the heat from the candle in the same way as Keiji. Heat from a candle flame disperses in all directions, but the intensity of the heat decreases with distance. Since Amara is standing at the opposite end of a long table, the distance between her and the flame means the heat has more space to spread out and lose energy before reaching her. Thus, the warmth that Keiji feels will diminish significantly before it reaches Amara, resulting in her feeling less heat or possibly none at all.