What is the minimum possible temperature that a candle can stay burning in a windless environment?

Will it be boiling point of oxygen? Curious about it..:)

Thanks!

Liquid oxygen burns, my good man. Ridiculously violently.

A standard candle would burn in any temperature with oxygen.

Liquid oxygen burns, my good man. Ridiculously violently.

This is how we launch space shuttles...

Yes, precisely. Solid oxygen, too.

Flame is produced at a certain temperature characteristic of the ingredients - the wax, the wick, the oxygen available, etc.

The ambient temperature doesn't really matter.

Actually, oxygen will not burn on its own, it is an oxidizer, it supports combustion of other fuels when in its gaseous state.

A candle would not burn if it were in an oxygen rich enviroment where the ambient temperature was below -298 degrees F, as the oxygen would be in its liquid state, unable to evaporate into a gas to support burning.