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The article discusses the historical use of smoke signals in the Catholic Church's papal election process, known as the conclave. For over 800 years, black smoke signifies no new pope elected, while white smoke indicates a new pope. This tradition originates from ancient human practices of long-distance communication using smoke. The smoke used during the conclave is incense, symbolizing prayers and reverence.
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