...any physicist here could explain?!? Need explanation about CURRENT, VOLTAGE, & FORCE caused by LIGHTNING here...
My boyfriend got strucked by a lightning once. He was outside reconstructing the famous Benjamin Franklin kite experiment when lightningbolt stroke him! I was so panicked that he vaporized in front of my very own eyes! Fortunately, he was just thrown away (O.M.G!) violently and hanging restlessly in huge tree nearby... weak and paralyzed! Glad that he survives and lives healthily today...
But I confused now... wouldn't people just die instantaneously if they got strucked by lightning? How did my boyfriend NOT die after getting STRUCKED... instead he's just thrown away violently by some such of magnificent FORCE?!? What kills some people actually when thet get strucked by lightning? What's the voltage-to-current tolerance for people to survive after getting electrocuted?
2006-06-17
03:54:26
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