They wold go right through each other
It would depend on the relative ohmic values of the environment, but most likely they would conjoin. Lightning travels down a channel of least resistance, and as it travels, it heats up and charges the path that it went down, creating plasma. Plasma is a good conductor. If two lightning strikes occurred at the same time, relatively close to one another, then if they crossed, they would most likely stay together. The path of least resistance would be the plasma channel that they created.
I believe it causes the same reaction as hitting water not 100% positive though.
Lightening is a thunderstorm. Thunder is the sound produced by lightening.
A really really load sound
It reflects
The ground
The glass ball is for ornamental purposes only. Nothing happens to it when lightning strikes it.
NO! Lightning doesn't have thoughts. Lightning happens when GOD makes it happen!
Nothing really. There will be thunder just like there is in a normal lightning bolt. The two will not affect each other.
Nothing happens. The lightning will not affect the tornado.
Emile Heskey
lightning mostly happens when there are a lot of clouds in the sky because lightning is the result when ice particles with negative charge is rubbed with another ice particle but with positive charge.
the lightning vaporizes the water it hits and also charges the water with electricity (don't go swimming)
It reflects
Could very well result in death of the swimmer
The ground
It freezes into a ball of ice before it hits the ground.
ice crystel striking each other
They get struck by lightning.
The glass ball is for ornamental purposes only. Nothing happens to it when lightning strikes it.
NO! Lightning doesn't have thoughts. Lightning happens when GOD makes it happen!