There's a special effect in a hollow sphere of metal, called a 'Faraday Sphere', where there isn't any electricity in a sphere. Faraday, the guy who came up with rules on the electricity that we now use today, first found out that a hollow sphere has no electricity in it.
So in a storm you should be safe in a closed car as long as it is spherical...
Yes, a lightning strike can affect the electronics of a car by damaging sensitive electronic components such as the car's computer system, radio, and navigation system. The high voltage from the lightning strike can create a surge that may overload and fry these components.
Lightning Car Company was created in 2007.
YES, unless you are in a state that doesnt allow garnishment.
Car because if a lightning hits the car the energy goes around the car but the tree can't absorb the energy
A fast car
Yes it is safer un a car than outside because the metal of the car attracts lightning but safely routes it to the ground but this is not do to your rubber tires as proved by NASA. Maddog1198
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It was never made as a Hot Wheels car. It was a Johnny Lightning car. Two different company's.
It means you have an Opel car. That is correct partially, but it actually means the car goes like lightning or lightning fast.
no! a car is a safe place to be.
If lightning strikes your car, the metal body of the car will conduct the electrical charge around the outside of the vehicle and into the ground, protecting the passengers inside. The lightning may cause damage to the car's electrical systems and exterior, but people inside the vehicle are generally safe. It's always best to pull over and stay in the car during a lightning storm to avoid being struck directly.
she doesnt have a car