Thunder does not involve voltage, thunder is a sound wave produced by the explosive expansion of air heated by the current flow in a lightning bolt. This current flow is several million amperes!
A lightning bolt is produced when the voltage between a cloud and ground or between two clouds is high enough to trigger an ionization cascade in the air between them. This voltage is several million volts!
The total power dissipated in each lightning bolt is several million million watts or several trillion watts!
No. Thunder is the sound produced by lightning. Lightning is a form of electricity.
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Thunder is the sound caused by lightning. Also the speed of light travels much faster than the speed of sound, so people should see lightning before they hear thunder.
Lightning does not come after thunder. Thunder is the sound produced from lightning. The amount of time in between when you see the lightning and when you hear the thunder makes you think that the thunder comes first but it is in fact the other way around.
That depends on how fast the magnet and wire coil are moving relative to each other. Without that no answer can be given.
Lightening1-6 billion volts, 1 average. Thunder is sound waves only and has no voltage.
No. Thunder is the sound produced by lightning. Lightning is a form of electricity.
There will be zero amount of heat produced as voltage is just a potential waiting for a load to be connected.
Thunder smells like ozone gas. It is because ozone gas is produced during thunder.
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When a thunder falls on a sub station, immediately a high voltage is produced in the bus bars connected to the substations. This high voltage is sensed by the relays & they send signals to circuit breakers, due to automatic system circuit breakers they are opened immediately. After clearing the faults the breakers closes automatically. so that sub stations are free of damages.
You don't generate power from thunder. Thunder is the sound wave produced by the lightning bolt.
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No, thunder is when voltage from earths atmosphere strikes down at Earth's, its photosphere gives it the appearance of a bolt
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No. Rain is water falling from the sky. Thunder is a loud booming noise produced by lightning. Thunder is usually accompanied by rain.
It's not the amount of wind, but the design of the generator, that decides what voltage is produced. The amount of wind will determine the power produced.