Fire does not exist in all worlds.
In order to exist, Fire requires three things: a spark, oxygen, and fuel.
If any of these is lacking, there will be no Fire.
Since fuel is (more or less by definition) organic, this means that Fire exists only on planets that support life. Of all the planets that we know to be, Fire exists only on ours. Fire may live on other planets as well, but this we do not know.
To the ancestors, Fire was a god (or goddess). In the Vedas, Fire is called the Youngest God, because he is constantly reborn.
Fire does not live on all worlds.
At this feast of winter's midpoint, let us be glad that ours is one where it does.