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A: yes Blazing stars do grow in grasslands.
Lighting always comes just before thunder because it is the heat of lightning that causes thunder. Lightning is seen when there is a discharge of atmospheric electricity in the clouds or between clouds and the ground. The energy from the lightning heats the air and causes a sudden expansion of the air (followed by a rapid contraction), which results in the sound called thunder. Since the heat of lightning causes the expansion that results in thunder, the lighting must come first. (see related link below) Because light travels faster than sound, an observer will normally perceive a delay between lightning and thunder. This delay increases with farther distance from the actual lightning strike. People will often count the seconds that pass after they see lightning until they hear the thunder. The shorter the time observed between the two, the closer the lightning is to the observer. - In English units, every 5 seconds of delay is about a mile in distance. - In metric units, every 3 seconds of delay is about a kilometer in distance.
Lightning starts by a Thunder storm. Thunderstorms always come with a lot of wind. The wind starts to rub the surface of the ground and buildings. This action brings the electrons to the clouds. The ground becomes positively charged and the bottom of the cloud becomes negative and upper part becomes positive. Since clouds are better conductors than air, the clouds start to build up charges. This causes the lightning. Once lightning hits a tree, or another object, not just the ground, then the current moves through the tree and continues to spread horizontally. By Allie. (Scientist) Source: http://library.thinkquest.org/10796/ch11/lightning.htm A single stroke of lightning can reach a temperature of 30,500oC, or five times hotter than the Sun's surface. If lightning strikes dry vegetation, this heat energy can start bushfires. Source: http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/DSE/nrenfoe.nsf/childdocs/-44688EB30B57BF124A2567CB000DB2EF-BDFD9C1B8EF2DDC5CA256BE600287703?open
There would be more sand, (providing the sun is blazing hot), which is why sandstorms are more common in overgrazed areas
Thunder is the shockwave radiating away from the strike path. When the air heats up, it expands rapidly, creating a compression wave that propagates through the surrounding air. This compression wave manifests itself in the form of a sound wave. That does not mean that thunder is harmless. On the contrary, if you are close enough, you can feel the shockwave as it shakes the surroundings. Keep in mind that when a nuclear explosion occurs, typically the most destruction is caused by the energy of the rapidly moving shockwave. In fact, the shockwave that produces the thunder from a lightning strike can most certainly damage structures and people. This danger is more prominent when you are close to the strike, because the shockwave is stronger there and will dampen (decrease) with distance. Physics teaches us that sound travels much slower than light, so we see the flash before we hear the thunder. In air, sound travels roughly 1 mile every 4.5 seconds. Light travels at a blazing 186,000 miles (299,000 kilometers) per second.
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of Blaze, Burning with a blaze; as, a blazing fire; blazing torches.
Blazing Shard, Blazing Stone, Blazing Gem, Blazing Crystal. Frost Shard, Frost Stone, Frost Gem, Frost Crystal. Lightning Shard, Lightning Stone, Lightning Gem, Lightning Crystal. Lucid Shard, Lucid Stone, Lucid Gem, Lucid Crystal. Power Shard, Power Stone, Power Gem, Power Crystal. Dark Shard, Dark Stone, Dark Gem, Dark Crystal. Dense Shard, Dense Stone, Dense Gem, Dense Crystal. Twilight Shard, Twilight Stone, Twilight Gem, Twilight Crystal. Mythril Shard, Mythril Stone, Mythril Gem, Mythril Crystal. Bright Shard, Bright Stone, Bright Gem, Bright Crystal. Energy Shard, Enerfy Stone, Energy Gem, Energy Crystal. Serenity Shard, Serenity Stone, Serenity Gem, Serenity Crystal. Orichalcum, Orichalcum+
There are no blazing angels.
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