if youre indoors than i would say youre safe anywhere. if you are outdoors, then no. if lightning were to hit the table, the electricity would be dispersed in all directions through the ground and up into your body.
Sitting or residing under direct lightening can be much injurious.
no the lightning could hit the tree and it would shock you
it isn't.
we shod be go to the house we shod not take shelter under shed like mettle
No sharks will eat you
no
When it is earthquake, hide under a table to prevent you from having bruises from falling things. #1 tip
Looks like zirconium would withstand the heat, but could be corroded by any minerals.
No because you could get electrocuted from the lightning. Lightning is attracted to any body of water.
I think that lightning is too fast to be conserved or converted and also lightning is unpredictable, so cannot afford to build lightning towers everywhere. That's why it cannot be used ,to stay safe from the effects of lightning it has to be earthen-ed BETTER SAFE, THAN SORRY
The only way to prepare for lightning is to stay away from it. Run to the nearest closed building or get into a closed car with a metal roof when you hear or see signs of lightning. There are no safe places out of doors during a thunderstorm. Getting under a tree is not safe. Picnic shelters, car ports, , baseball dugouts, tents, etc. are not safe. Open cars, golf carts, convertibles, jeeps, etc are not safe. Consult the weather forecasts before going camping in remote areas.
no it is not