- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Sleepystephen
Posted by: Redoubt
Posted by: Tauntulas
Lighting can strike in the same place twice, if the positrons and negatrons are the same after the lighting strikes.
haha, "negatrons", we call those "electrons" these days!
Also, you'll be glad to hear that lightning can, infact, strike the same place twice. It's just an old wive's tale that it can't.
I mean, think about it; lightning rods wouldn't be much use otherwise, would they?
Wait, wasn't 'Negatron' one of the bad guys in Transformers...
-Stu
No idea, but I'm pretty sure he ment electron, there being no such lepton as a negatron and all...