Its electricity right [if that's what ya mean ] it shouldnot pass through open windows. But if its the light accompanied by the heat also should pass I mean it leaves an Impact.
Many incidents can be found where a person siting on an open window have died or got burnt cause of the lightning.
If we study the incidents a bit closely we would see the lightning has always struck on a tree or a medium close by with the least amount of diameter.
Yes, lightning can strike a person through a window, especially if the window is open or if the person is in direct contact with metal framing the window. It is important to stay away from windows and avoid contact with metal objects during a lightning storm to reduce the risk of being struck.
When charged particles in the storm clouds, Positive in the bottoms and Negative at the top, also known as the 'anvil', gather in clumps, they can be sent downwards in the form of lightning to connect to the positive charges in the Earth's soil. Lightning is 'lazy' and seeks a path of least resistance, and sometimes that path could be through a human body. They advise you not to stand next to trees because since they are tall, the lightning might decide to travel through them because they offer less resistance and it might hit you as well. Me, being a person who has experienced being struck by lightning can say that making yourself the tallest or largest object in the way of lightning is a foolish thing to do, because you will provide a path of least resistance for it to follow.
Thunder is a shockwave; it only propagates in any direction it can. It doesn't technically attract to anything, but it will move toward areas with little or no resistance to its passing (open air as opposed to a hill, mountain or other major geographical feature).
If lightning hits a tree. It can make a spark / A fire can begin. In a open Field? The fire can spread from plant to plant burning everything in its path. The fire can spread ... Anywhere there are plants.
Yes, lightning can strike in open areas such as fields, mountains, or plains. Lightning tends to strike taller objects or objects that conduct electricity well, so people in open areas should seek shelter during thunderstorms to avoid being struck.
Yes, lightning can strike through an open window because it can travel through the air and conductive materials like metal.
It is not safe to leave windows open during a thunderstorm because lightning can strike through open windows and cause harm. It is best to keep windows closed during a thunderstorm to stay safe.
Leaving a window open during a thunderstorm is not safe because lightning can strike through open windows and cause harm. It is best to keep windows closed during a thunderstorm to stay safe.
Yes, lightning can strike a person through a window, especially if the window is open or if the person is in direct contact with metal framing the window. It is important to stay away from windows and avoid contact with metal objects during a lightning storm to reduce the risk of being struck.
Yes, the purpose of windows in a house is to see through the glass, get light, and get air through open windows.
This depends on the OS in use. In Windows, you can open a port by entering its port number through the 'Add port' function of Windows Firewall.
the Windows key+Tab key combination
Through open windows, doors, etc.
i want to open drive through explorer ?
Standing in an open area like a beach or golf course increases the likelihood of being struck by lightning because elevated or exposed positions are more likely to attract the electrical charge. Additionally, the wet ground on a beach or golf course can increase conductivity, making it easier for lightning to travel through your body. It's important to seek shelter immediately if you hear thunder or see lightning in the vicinity.
Fruit flies get into houses through doors and open windows.
Because lightning attempts to travel along the easiest way to the ground, which, if you are standing, might include you. And because people are stupid enough to frequently go outside on open ground during a thunderstorm.