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How does ball lightning form?
Ball lightning is usually associated with thunderstorms, but lasts considerably longer than the split-second flash of a lightning bolt. Many of the early reports say that the ball eventually explodes, sometimes with fatal consequences, leaving behind the odor of sulfur. I think that when lightning flashes electric magnetic fields combine and get the end of the lightning bolt and curve it baking it into a ball. watch this video of ball lightning at www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4vV3KxQ16c
How do tears feel on your face?
Tears can feel wet and cool on your face, and depending on the emotion behind them, they can sometimes sting or burn slightly. They can also make your skin feel a bit sticky or salty after they dry.
Can affection be displaced?
Affection can sometimes be displaced if someone redirects their feelings of attachment or care from one person or thing to another. This can happen due to changes in relationships, circumstances, or personal growth. It's important to understand the reasons behind this displacement in order to address any underlying issues.
What causes the forward force on a car?
The forward force on a car is caused by the engine applying power to the wheels, which creates friction between the tires and the road surface. This friction allows the wheels to push against the road and propel the car forward.
What is the charge that lightning has and where does it come from?
This is what some scientists believe causes lightning. In thunderstorms, large fields of electricity are built up in the clouds when liquid and small ice particles reach freezing and collide. When these fields are large enough, a huge spark happens between them (static electricity) lessening the charge separation. A spark of lightning can happen between clouds, between the cloud and the ground or between a cloud and air.In the United States more than a 100 people die each year and approximately 250 people are injured from lightning strikes. Florida has more cases of lightning strikes than any other part of the United States due to the numerous thunderstorms that occur there each year.Thunderstorms can occur without much warning. Skies could be blue one moment and then a big black thunderhead could come up suddenly bringing rain, wind and lightning.Lightning FactsLightning strikes about one hundred times per second somewhere on the earth which is approximately three billion times per year.Lightning can strike miles away from a thunderstorm. If you see dark heavy clouds in the distance find shelter. Even though it seems far away and your feel safe be aware that lightning could strike. Here are some tips to keep you safe if you are outdoors during a lightning storm.Get away from things that are prone to attract bolts of lightning:Metal objects (including fences, pipes, rails, vehicles etc.)Open bodies of waterAreas with large groups of peopleTreesTelephone polesIt's not a good idea to stand on a hill or at the highest point of an area. Seek the lowest area you can find such as a valley or a ravine. Lightning will hit the tallest point, so make sure you are not the tallest point.If you find yourself in an open field without shelter when a lightning storm approaches, get on your knees, bend forward and put your hands on your knees. Do not lie flat on the ground. If your hair feels like it is standing on end, be very cautious because this is a warning signal that lightning might be targeting you.FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIDEO GO TO:http://www.emergencysuppliesinfo.com/what-causes-lightning.html== == well correct me if i am wrong but it comes from the clouds and the friction of the clouds like when you play with a balloon and when you put it by your hair it makes your hair stick up.... well its just like that but bigger...another example would be this is something cool you can see at home if you want* after you do a load of socks if there are some stuck together turn off the lights and take them apart slowly and you can see a little bit of electricity in thembut I hope that was 100% accurate because that's all Ii can remember from my science class from like 4 years ago.... so hope that helped -this answer is technically right^^ lightning is just the build up of electrons in the clouds (or ground rarely but sometimes) and needs a quick ruit to the ground, it results in a lightning strike. I'm in grade 9 doing a science project on lightning so I learned a lot^^ good answer above there though! ___________________________________________________________________________________ The above answer is sorta correct but not really and the next answer is more correct than the first but needs some improvement. When you have a thunderstorm that forms from convection and differences in temperature across a frontal boundary, you start to get differing charges between the cloud base and the ground. When the difference in charge gets great enough between the cloud base and the ground, turning the air from a insulator into a conductor, a negatively charged stepped leader comes down from the cloud base and meets a positively charged return stroke from the ground. When this happens, we see visible lightning and positive charge is carried up into the cloud base, while negative charge is carried down into the ground, essentially it is a transfer of both of the charges involved in the electrical discharge. This lightning strike is called a negative strike because the stepped leader is negatively charged. There is also something called a positive lightning strike, where enough differing charge builds up between the top of the cumulonimbus cloud and the ground and the same transfer of positive and negative charges happens, but the stepped leader from the top of the cloud in this case is positively charged and the return stroke from the ground is negatively charged. Initially the top of the cloud is positively charged, the cloud base is negatively charged, and the ground is positively charged. Positive strikes are possible after several negative strikes between the cloud base and the ground have happened. Lastly, lightning strikes can go out a maximum of 10 miles ahead and behind the storm, so remember just the because it looks like the storm has passed, doesn't mean the threat of lightning doesn't exist. This is a more complete answer to your question.
What are the release dates for Ace Lightning - 2002 Behind the Mask 1-8?
Ace Lightning - 2002 Behind the Mask 1-8 was released on: USA: 28 October 2002
Why does thundering occur with out lighting?
Thunder is caused by the rapid expansion and contraction of air surrounding a lightning bolt. While thunder is typically associated with lightning, it is possible to hear thunder without seeing the associated lightning if the lightning is occurring far away or behind clouds. This phenomenon is known as "heat lightning."
What are the ratings and certificates for A Strange Brand of Happy Behind the Scenes - 2014 TV?
A Strange Brand of Happy Behind the Scenes - 2014 TV is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-PG
What are the release dates for Behind the Scenes - 1992 I Pirates of the Caribbean On Strange Tides?
Behind the Scenes - 1992 I Pirates of the Caribbean On Strange Tides was released on: USA: 18 May 2011
What are the release dates for A Strange Brand of Happy Behind the Scenes - 2014 TV?
A Strange Brand of Happy Behind the Scenes - 2014 TV was released on: USA: 7 March 2014
Is there a meaning behind paranormal dreams?
sometimes it means that someone close to you died and is trying to talk to you adnsomtimes it just your mind working in strange ways but if your a medium then that means a spirit/ghost is trying to communicate with you
How many seconds behind is the thunder before the lightning?
Light is virtually instantaneous over any distance you'd be aware of a thunderstorm going on. Sound, however, takes five seconds to travel through air for each mile. If the thunder and the lightning are simultaneous, the lightning strike is very close to you. If the thunder is five seconds after the lightning, the lightning was one mile away. If the thunder is ten seconds after the lightning, the lightning was 2 miles away, and so on.
What is the best way to apologize to a girl for calling her a bad name behind her back?
Well first of all you should not have called her what ever you called her behind her back, tell her you're sorryand you were stupid for calling that, tell her that over and over again.
Where is the safety switch that cuts off the engine after a wreck?
Sometimes behind the passemger kick panel Sometimes behind the passemger kick panel
How to remove tail lights?
Sometimes the lights are bolted in from behind, in the trunk area behind a panel or cloth. Or they may have knobs to unscrew. Sometimes bulbs can be replaced just a s easily from behind.
How do you escape lightning?
You drop whatever you have and run behind a tree or into a ditch learn how to run SUPER fast!
Why is your shadow sometimes behind you and sometimes in front of you?
It has to do withe position of the sun, if the sun is in front of you then your shadow is behind you vice versa and so on and so forth
