Of Course it Does
Lightning strikes the ocean all the time. You can see a picture of it happening in the associated link. But you can also see that it's not nearly as common as over land because the storms don't get driven as hard by hot ground.
Depends on the severity of the strike, and the quality of the ship. A mild strike, or a well-equipped ship, nothing will happen.
A hard strike can damage electronic and electric equipment and a really bad one can cause structural damage and fires.
Lightning doesn't strike the ocean as much as it does land. However, when it does, the lightning spreads out over the water because water is a conductor.
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Yes, release the energy in the surrounding water, but since its a very large mass of water the electric current is quickly dissipated over a large area
Salty water is a very good electrical conductor, so when lightning hits the ocean, it rapidly dissipates in all directions.
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The ground
Lightning and thunder comes from the cumulonimbus cloud and hits the earth.
No, most lightning never hits the ground..
cuz water has a negative charge
Sheet lightning, or more accurately intracloud lightning is the same as lightning that hits the ground, the only difference is that it is within the cloud. They are no different apart from that. They are the exact same thing, except one would take a different path. They are both dangerous.
no it never wie
The ground
yes because lightning is attracted to water so if it hits the ocean while your swimming in it there is a good chance you will get electrocuted
in the ocean, any ocean. otherwise i have no clue.
The lightning hits trees, then the heat makes the fire.
Yes, occasionally.
The lightning has no path to ground.
lightning makes glass when it hits sandy soil. its called a fulgurite.
Nothing happens. The lightning will not affect the tornado.
Lightning and thunder comes from the cumulonimbus cloud and hits the earth.
No, most lightning never hits the ground..
Then Poseidon will get angry with Zeus