On 2 Aug 2005 at 9:54, David wrote: > I understand you get a bit of warning before the actual strike: your hair > stands on end for a moment or something like that. During that moment, is > there a position one should assume that might minimize burn damage? > David Perich Not really, you have about 2 seconds before you get zapped. What causes this is the "feeder" of the lightning. It's like a very small lightning strike. This is followed by millions of "feeders" coming onto this path and following it to the earth.
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