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Why won't wood from a tree hit by lightning burn?
It does burn. Trees struck by lightning (or that strike power lines) will be scorched and often die completely as a result. In fact, "dry lightning" (with little or no accompanying precipitation) is a common natural cause of wildfire (but is generally exceeded by the number of wildfires started by human activity).
What are the effects does a lightning strike have on the body?
Lots. One strike once killed over 50 cows on a farm.Well, for one thing it can electricute you... Plus if it strikes a tree that tree could fall on a house, which could fall on someone, who could be severely injured for life, which could send that person's loved one iknto a depression.
What lightning do to car alarms?
Any shock to your vehicle's electric system will, more often than not, cause some sort of damage, though it has happened that a vehicle had been stuck by lightning without any noticeable affects at all.
What happens when lightning hits a tree?
It can burn up and/or fall down. It also could turn into petrefied wood, a kind of wood that is non-flammable and is as hard as a rock.
What happens if lightning strikes galvanized metal?
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.
Who sang the song with the lyrics the school got struck by lightning let it burn burn burn?
Tiger Sue
What is drying of firewood?
When you dry firewood so that it is seasoned and really good to burn.
Can you burn firewood in a faux fireplace?
no
How do you use saw palmetto?
You burn it as firewood.
What causes firewood not to burn?
You forgot to light it?
Can you burn magnolia tree in a fireplace?
Yes. Not really great as firewood, but you can burn it.
What did cave men use to burn their fires?
They wait for lightning to struck something combustive like wood
What are you likely to pay money for and then burn?
Firewood, cigarettes, candles, food
Why won't wood from a tree hit by lightning burn?
It does burn. Trees struck by lightning (or that strike power lines) will be scorched and often die completely as a result. In fact, "dry lightning" (with little or no accompanying precipitation) is a common natural cause of wildfire (but is generally exceeded by the number of wildfires started by human activity).
Is Black Oak good firewood?
Black poplar wood will burn hot. If an air tight stove is being used, the control rate of the burn can be modified to suit the need when it comes to burn rate and heat needed. In quality, with the correct stove, Black poplar will burn to 80 to 90% of Maple based on size, weight and seasoning. It is further essential in controlling creosote.
Can lightning burn buildings?
Yes, lightning is over 50000 degrees
How do you get rid of rats in a woodpile?
Use it for firewood and have a cookout or a campout!
