https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b en-us 2023-01-19 03:05:43 UTC 2023-01-19 03:35:13 UTC hello@padlet.com a017703861 https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449239857 Lightning does not strike twice in the same place?
A study found that this is completely false and that lightning can indeed strike the same place more than once and in fact, lightning often strikes the same spot repeatedly, especially on tall, pointed and isolated objects.]]> 2023-01-19 03:13:03 UTC https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449239857 a017703861 https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449250326 A study carried out by NASA claimed that one out of every three lightning strikes that touched the ground did so in several places at the same time, not only lightning strikes in the same place but they can also do so at the same time.]]> 2023-01-19 03:28:03 UTC https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449250326 a017703861 https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449250944 Well, it has now been revealed that this myth is false, a NASA study said that lightning used to fall in different places, that is, after the first impact, they did not fall on the same side and they used to do so in different places.]]> 2023-01-19 03:28:59 UTC https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449250944 a017703861 https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449253257 No, since it is a myth that has already been disproved, although it is possible that there may be some coincidence that lightning strikes twice in the same place, but I think that is more of a coincidence.]]> 2023-01-19 03:32:18 UTC https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449253257 a017703861 https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449255246 2023-01-19 03:35:13 UTC https://padlet.com/a017703861/awqron63x9kqcn0b/wish/2449255246