Oh, yes. It might even kill you.
If by the effect you mean to the person within the car, it might be because when lightning strikes the car, it acts as a gaussian sphere, wherein the charge resides only on the surface of the car. It might also be because that the car is not grounded and insulated because of rubber tyres.
To the metal? Not much, it will conduct through the metal then jump to the next conductor on its way to ground. Might be a burn at the entry/exit points.
Lightining strikes. Most people think shark fatalities but that is incorrect. More people are killed each year by lightning strikes than by sharks. I've had various neighbors houses that have been struck.
It is believed that lightning strikes in the ocean early in Earth's history caused chemical reactions, activating the first amino acids.
It turns into Magnet.
Although it might seem that the pool is "ground" when lightning strikes, the electrical current from the strike itself is not limited to exactly the spot where the bolt strikes. Because there is resistance in the water and in the ground, there is a large voltage difference between the spot where the bolt strikes and to areas tens of feet away. If your body is within this zone, a voltage differential is built up across your body and a large electrical current can pass through you causing pain, burns, or death.
The suitors considered Antinous ungracious for treating the beggar so poorly and warned Antinous that if the beggar were really a god, then Antinous might suffer some ill fate.
Not likely. If done properly, you can add muscle mass, but probably won't add or reduce your height. It is possible that if you suffer a training-related injury, particularly in your back, your future growth might be stunted.
Well,I guess the first step would be to sit down and think if you have the relevant evidence and the grounds to file a lawsuit, then you gather your evidence such as a police report, medical reports, photos if you have them , and also any other document that can prove the injury and the financial loss that you suffered or might suffer after the injury.After that you should contact a personal injury lawyer. He will assist you with your claim.
Benjamin Franklin was the one to study lightning and realize it was electricity.
No! That is VERY RISKY! See, if it's a lightning storm, lightning might come down and hit your rod as you cast it out. Also if you're fly fishing and stand in the water lightning might hit it and the electricity will go to your body. Another reason is that the storm might turn into a tornado! I'm sure you know how bad that is. And, if you still don't believe me, just last week in a terrible lightning storm a guy was walking home from fishing because it was raining. Later on it turned into a massive lightning storm. He ducked under a tree (bad idea) and the tree got hit by lightning which hit him too. At that very moment he died! I read that in the death section in my local newspaper. So once again don't fish during a storm EVER!