Fireworks displays are visual spectacles that involve the use of pyrotechnics to create colorful explosions in the sky. These displays are often held during celebrations such as New Year's Eve, Independence Day, or local festivals. Fireworks are launched from ground-based platforms or barges, and they can vary in size, shape, and color, producing a range of effects. The art of fireworks design combines chemistry and engineering to create specific colors and patterns. Different chemical compounds produce various colors; for example, strontium creates red, while copper produces blue. Fireworks displays are carefully choreographed to music, enhancing the overall experience for spectators.