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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Kelly Ortberg took ... George said Ortberg's background as an engineer — and not being a finance type who previously ran the company ...

Bolts of lightning flashing across the sky above Uluru were a spectacular sign of seasonal change, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park said, as the Northern Territory was about to enter “the hottest part ...

The lightning bolt struck José Hugo De la Cruz Meza, 39, a defender for the Chocca Family team, as players and referees were walking off the field due to worsening weather at the Coto Coto ...

Much like Lichtenberg figures appear across wood, the resulting shape mimics the path of the lightning bolt as it discharged into the ground. And yes, people make jewelry out of fulgurites.

Capturing that energy, however, is not an easy task. A single bolt of lightning can contain up to a billion volts and about 100,000 or more amps of electricity. Can We Harvest Lightning Energy?

COTABATO CITY, Philippines — Three minors died instantly after a powerful lightning bolt struck them while harvesting bananas amid inclement weather in Barangay Damit in Bayog, Zamboanga del Sur ...

It’s said that lightning never strikes the same place twice and a watched pot never boils. “How lightning gets started inside thunderstorms is a big mystery,” says Joseph Dwyer, a physicist ...

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The local tournament game between Juventud Bellavista and Familia Chocca in Huancayo province on Sunday was halted when lightning first struck, but a second bolt hit players as they began leaving ...

The rumble or crack from a lightning strike is from the air "exploding". "When a lightning bolt moves through the air [it] heats up the surrounding air to five times the temperature of the surface ...

Climate change is making lightning strikes around the world more common and deadlier. Every year, around 24,000 people around the world are killed by such strikes; in India, lightning strikes ...