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Fact of the week
The charge carried by a bolt of lightning is so intense that it has a temperature of 30,000-degrees C (54,000-degrees F), five times hotter than the surface of the sun which is about 5,500-degrees C (10,000-degrees F).
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Fact of the week
The charge carried by a bolt of lightning is so intense that it has a temperature of 30,000-degrees C (54,000-degrees F), five times hotter than the surface of the sun which is about 5,500-degrees C (10,000-degrees F).