Fisherman under storm


POWER OF LIGHTNING
At any given moment, there are about 1,200 thunderstorms occurring all over the Earth, and it's estimated that each second, there are about 100 lightning flashes somewhere over our planet. A typical lightning bolt contains about 15 million volts of electricity and instantly heats up the air around it to over 60,000 degrees, with some reaching more than 100,000 degrees. That's why the total energy of a strong thunderstorm can exceed the energy released during an atomic explosion."

Source: HARNESSING ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM LIGHTNING
S. Malavika1, S.Vishal -Student, Thiagarajar college of Engineering

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