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00:00In 2024 in Bulacan, three people will experience a sudden change of life after being struck by lightning while taking a shower in the rain.
00:15Two died and one was injured after being struck by lightning in Kamite.
00:23Why is lightning so dangerous?
00:29And how can we be saved from this?
00:41Lightning is a powerful spark of electricity that can be seen in the atmosphere through clouds, wind, and earth.
00:48It can be seen in the sky and its heat is not a joke.
00:53It is five times hotter than the surface of our sun.
00:58Yes, it's only about 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
01:02The energy that comes from this causes the wind to blow and create a loud sound that we call thunder.
01:12And because it's raining, we can see it more often.
01:17Lightning strikes Marathi.
01:23Let's find out this morning.
01:35Why are you shaking? Because lightning is random.
01:38It comes from the sky and hits somewhere.
01:43I don't know.
01:46I don't think so.
01:49Lightning fact number one.
01:51Lightning can hit the same place.
01:54Yes, my friends.
01:55Even if it's 30,000 times faster than a bullet, it can still hit the same spot more than once.
02:04The Empire State Building in the US is sometimes used as a lightning laboratory because it strikes more than 25 times a year.
02:14And it was also discovered that it struck more than a dozen times while there was a typhoon.
02:21There are lightning rods that are placed on tall buildings.
02:24Its purpose is to hit the ceiling so that it doesn't hit other parts of the building.
02:30So it will hit and when it hits, its current will be directed to the ground.
02:43The Empire State Building in the US is sometimes used as a lightning laboratory because it strikes more than a dozen times a year.