yes
Wood from a tree hit by lightning won't burn easily because the intense heat from the lightning strike can char the outer layer of the wood, creating a protective barrier that inhibits combustion. This char layer acts as an insulator, preventing oxygen from reaching the inner layers of the wood where combustion would occur. Additionally, the sudden and extreme heat generated by the lightning strike can also remove moisture from the wood, further reducing its flammability.
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.
Yes, you can. If lightening hits the pipes outside, the electricity can travel through the pipes and up into the bathtub through the drain. However, this rarely happens and I would not worry too much about it.Another AnswerThis is highly unlikely as, even if lighting should strike 'the pipes', it will seek the most direct path to earth (ground), so is unlikely to travel 'up the pipes', into the bathtub, and down 'through the drain'! Furthermore, the exposed metal parts of a bath must be 'bonded' to all other exposed metal parts adjacent to the bath, ensuring there is no potential difference between the bath (and anyone in it) and any surrounding pipework.
when lightning strikes a tree, the bolt goes down the trunk, and possibly can reach the center of the tree making the tree die. and then it leaves a BIG black spot on the tree where the bolt striked.
Lightning can potentially trigger car alarms due to the sudden surge of electricity it creates. The electrical disruption can interfere with the car's electronic systems, causing the alarm to go off. It is recommended to park in a garage during a thunderstorm to reduce the risk of this happening.
Tiger Sue
When you dry firewood so that it is seasoned and really good to burn.
no
You forgot to light it?
You burn it as firewood.
They wait for lightning to struck something combustive like wood
Firewood, cigarettes, candles, food
If you are struck by lightning, immediate medical attention is critical. Call emergency services and perform CPR if necessary. In severe cases, treatment for burn injuries, cardiac issues, and other complications may be required.
seems like it might make good tinder
Use it for firewood and have a cookout or a campout!
Yes, lightning is over 50000 degrees
because lightning attracts to wood