Yes Indeed.
It has 25 lightning rods on the roof.
maybe!
If lightning hit's any computer related device, or any thing. it's fried. Where is your router, On the roof high up?! I don't think your router is at risk at getting hit by lightning because it is usually place in your home & maybe by your main computer. If you mean the Outdoor external antenna, If it's grounded properly, no.
Metal scaffolding can certainly do so.
yes
No. The car tire will not reduce its chances of being hit by lightning. If anything the tire would add height, which could increase the chances of being hit, though this increase in chance would be negligible.
The lightning strikes the rod and the rod safely directs the lightning to the ground to keep the house safe.Otherwise,the lightning would discharge onto the roof and likely cause a fire.
Highest point, so probaby the roof.
Absolutely Not! Metal actually attracts lightning, so if you're on a metal roof during a thunderstorm, you are more venerable to be hit by lightning.
Thunder could be simulated by rolling cannonballs around on the roof over the stage. There wasn't much they could do to imitate lightning.
If you lie down in the middle of the street you should be fine, because lightning strikes the highest point. You should also be safe in a car - assuming it has a metal roof.
Robinson Crusoe stored his gunpowder in a dry cave, covered it with boards to protect it from the rain, and built a small roof to shield it from the lightning. Additionally, he made a waterproof roof using pieces of sailcloth to further protect the gunpowder.