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About lightning and lightning conductor
Lightning not only strikes on a lightning conductor installed on the building... Lightning can strike anywhere on the surface roof of the building even though that building has installed a lightning ...
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Lightning in space, would it be a perfectly straight line?
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Can lightning happen in a vacuum?
I do understand that here on Earth lightning consists of electrons moving in space and some of these electrons are tracing path, and ...
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How do electrons move in a lightning strike? [duplicate]
I know that a common lightning strike is an electric current and I believe air has high electrical resistance comparatively, detail is not important however I think friction caused a build up of ...
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Why is lightning going from the Earth to the clouds while the electrons are going from the clouds to the Earth?
The lightning is often a discharge in advance. The (negative) charge slide occasionally a little further on in the conductive channel, wherein said channel is highlighted each time something. The ...
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How are charges formed in clouds during lightning?
How are charges formed in clouds that are responsible for lightning?
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What will happen when lightning strikes on the surface of the deep sea?
The lightning is having enormous amount of energy, as it strikes the ground it makes various electrical and magnetic effects. If the lightning strikes a tree, that will be burst by lightning.
Suppose ...
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