How to survive a Lightning Strike

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+11 1. LightAng3l commented 11 years ago

Also, if you have to run to safety but there is tall grass on the field, remember to run backwards so that the tall grass won't cut your knees. Seriously...

Unless the storm sneaks up on you and you have to run really fast, in which case run forest! RUN! and tend to your knees later...
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+8 2. txo commented 11 years ago

It´s that allowed walking around with the birthday suit on? :O
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+7 3. dave9191 commented 11 years ago

Makes me feel kinda stupid for running into storms with my camera to try and get some great pictures.
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+5 4. curator commented 11 years ago

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explains some strange people i saw during thunderstorms running like crazy.....
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+4 5. soggybee commented 11 years ago

Doesn't the suit of armor need like rubber padding inside? Or is it ok for it to be in contact with the skin when the lightning strikes? I'm not going out to test it ofc.
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+3 6. h8isgr8 commented 11 years ago

#5 I'm sure the point on the suit that got directly struck would heat up considerably and cause a serious burn.
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+5 7. orion commented 11 years ago

Well sure you will survive, but you will also go deaf for a while (or even suffer permanent effects). Lightning is LOUD when you are in it.
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+3 8. jackDjohnson commented 10 years ago

Well that makes no sense ?? I thought all MY vital organs WERE between my legs.. shit !! :O
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0 9. buckleg08 commented 4 years ago

with the world in 2020...lightning would be the least of my worries...>:)