the Sago mine explosions? Can someone please explain how that make sense. Is there some kind of positive charge in mines that would attract lightning?
If lightning finds its way 2 the ground through shortest route possible then how could it have caused...?
It does not.
Lightning will repeatedly hit a shorter tree in a forest of quite tall trees. It can also hit a tree, travel along the ground, through some people, and back into the ground. It can induce electrical currents elsewhere, as well.
Lightning is odd. It is a lot of current and can act quite strangely.
Reply:It could have hit ventilation fans or power wires going into the mine or tracks or just about anything.
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