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SCIENCE Q & A: Why does rain accompany thunder and lightning?


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Q: Since thunder and lightning are electrical events, why are they so often accompanied by heavy rain?

http://thechronicleherald.ca/science/125819-science-q-a-why-does-rain-accompany-thunder-and-lightning

(and that is your convoluted answer which makes absolutely no sense.)

Water + Oxygen + Energy = H20

 

 

This is the answer given.

A: The electrical activity that manifests itself as lightning is generated by the airborne water.

 

I dare any one of you to create electrical charge with water droplets!!!

 

It continues to claim this...

When water vapour condenses into a cloud and rises into colder upper regions of the sky, some of it turns into ice crystals, usually with a positive charge, and some becomes water droplets, usually with a negative charge.

When the charges are strong enough, the electricity is dis­charged as a bolt of lightning.

 

 

This is brand new phenomenon which requires brand new science. These ARE NOT created by water and ice crystals.

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SCIENCE Q & A: Why does rain accompany thunder and lightning?

 

by MrOmegaPhi

http://thechronicleherald.ca/science/125819-science-q-a-why-does-rain-accompany-thunder-and-lightning

(and that is your convoluted answer which makes absolutely no sense.)

Water + Oxygen + Energy = H20

 

 

You need to fix that. It's H2o, like the letter O, not H-twenty. Also H2o is the scientific name for water.

Hydrogen + Oxygen = H2o

No electricity or current or magical sprites needed go get water to break down into gas form. The only form of energy at play here is heat, and when heat is removed, it is then the hydrogen and oxygen will want to return to being H2O before it freezes. And the cold is sourceless.

You're welcome.

 

Everything else you put there, well. You're going to hurt yourself.

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SCIENCE Q & A: Why does rain accompany thunder and lightning?

Sometimes I heat my bath with a hair dryer.

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SCIENCE Q & A: Why does rain accompany thunder and lightning?

It is a capital O. Check the periodic table of elements if you don't believe me.

 @possum - I purchased a heating element that you plug into the wall for about 1.00, brand new still in the packaging from a thrift store, but I have found no good reason to use yet.

 

 

I will dig up some info that will blow all you the fuk away... give me a second...

 

Here you go!

 

There are magnetic field lines touching down on the Earth all the time, screwing with the birds sight. That is what causes them to crash dive and die.

I will suggest that there is an equivalent phenomenon happening with the Earths outer magnetic field, lightning and subsequently, the creation of water by the pairing of hydrogen and oxygen in the atmosphere when sprite lighting energy is introduced.

I will suggest to you that the clouds themselves are nothing more than a conductor of lightning from the upper atmosphere to the Earths ground. Easy as pie, none of that ice and water crystals shit.

 

A modern view of the Earths magnetic field.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth's_magnetic_field

 

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SCIENCE Q & A: Why does rain accompany thunder and lightning?

Well at least now you have a thread for your cancerous posting, how about you try to keep all your theories in this thread...

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SCIENCE Q & A: Why does rain accompany thunder and lightning?

They are all over the web my friend. I've taken the summer off to have some fun. These are really nothing more than re-posts.

This winter though, watch out, I plan to learn substantially more about the world that the rest of you lazy fuks decided was too difficult to grasp.

 

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