A very small amount of current flows when lightning takes place from a cloud to the ground
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A very small amount of current flows when lightning strikes the ground is a FALSE statement.
LIGHTNING:
- It is the electrostatic discharge caused due to imbalance in charges between clouds and the ground.
- When lightning strikes, it carries a huge amount of electric current of approximately 30 kilos Ampere.
- On striking, it transfers 15 coulombs of the charge and 1 gigajoules of energy to the surface.
- This current can change dirt and clay to silica and water to steam when passes through a tree trunk.
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