yes.because it has an ''mutya" that the lightning needs to destroy.
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No, geckos are not attracted to lightning. This belief may stem from the fact that geckos are commonly found on walls where lightning might hit, but this is just a coincidence and not because they are attracted to lightning.
Steel garages do not attract lightning strikes more than any other type of structure. However, if a steel garage is properly grounded, it can offer better protection from a lightning strike due to its conductive properties. It is always important to follow lightning safety precautions regardless of the type of structure.
Its not. Lightening is attracted to points of greatest electrostatic difference in charge. As peaks of electric potential are often found in the lower extremes of the geology it is often that such locations are water filled.
Extremely dangerous, since lightning is attracted to the tree (and you)
Noise itself does not directly attract lightning. Lightning is typically attracted to tall objects like buildings, trees, and poles due to the difference in electric charge between the ground and the atmosphere. Lound sounds, however, can sometimes be produced by lightning strikes.
Lightning is attracted to water and if you're surfing it'll be attracted to you
No, geckos are not attracted to lightning. This belief may stem from the fact that geckos are commonly found on walls where lightning might hit, but this is just a coincidence and not because they are attracted to lightning.
Lightning is attracted to metal, things that are of great height (such as trees), and water. This why a person should never stay in water, near metal, or under a tree when it is lightning.
i think trees
No, lightning is not attracted to sand blasting dust. Lightning is a natural electrical discharge that occurs due to the build-up of electrical charge in the atmosphere, typically between clouds or between a cloud and the ground. Sand blasting dust does not significantly affect the occurrence of lightning strikes.
Is lightning attracted to generators?
No, the color red does not attract lightning. Lightning is attracted to tall objects, moisture in the air, and the path of least resistance to the ground. The color of an object does not affect its likelihood of being struck by lightning.
Nothing, because the C.N Tower is basically a big lightning rod. So the lightning gets attracted to it.
Lightning is attracted to tall objects, such as trees, buildings, and towers, because they provide a path of least resistance for the electrical charge to travel. Additionally, lightning is attracted to areas with varying electrical charges, such as storm clouds, where separation of positive and negative charges can lead to the discharge of lightning.
Lightning happens when the negative charges (electrons) in the bottom of the cloud are attracted to the positive charges (protons) in the ground.
Yes, the lightning will be attracted to the water and it could electricute you.
Yes. Lightning is very attracted to water; it is an excellent conductor of electricity. a surfer in Cornwall was struck while surfing