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    Lightning Science: Five Ways Lightning Strikes People

    • A person struck directly by lightning becomes a part of the main lightning discharge channel. Most often, direct strikes occur to victims who are in open areas. Direct strikes are not as common as the other … 展开

    Side Flash

    A side flash (also called a side splash) occurs when lightning strikes a taller object near the victim and a portion of the current jumps from taller object to the victim. In essence, the per… 展开

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    Ground Current

    When lightning strikes a tree or other object, much of the energy travels outward from the strike in and along the ground surface. This is known as the ground current. Anyone … 展开

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    Conduction

    Lightning can travel long distances in wires or other metal surfaces. Metal does not attract lightning, but it provides a path for the lightning to follow. Most indoor lightning casualties and s… 展开

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    Streamers

    While not as common as the other types of lightning injuries, people caught in “streamers” are at risk of being killed or injured by lightning. Streamers develop as the downward-m… 展开

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    What are the chances of being struck by lightning?
    Lightning can cause severe physical and cognitive trauma. Your chances of being struck by lightning in your lifetime is about 1 in 16,550. While the odds are virtually zero (depending on certain behaviors and environmental conditions), it’s important to take note of what could happen to your body should the impossible strike.
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