I need some good ways to turn regular clothing into cool punkish rockish kind of clothing.EXAMPLELike taking a camouflaged shirt (pink and black) and cutting the front into lines and then putting a shirt with skulls (Black shirt but skulls silver) under it . (But cuts must be big enough to be able to see skulls.) I have a shirt like this and I thought it was a really cool idea and I was wondering if anyone else can come up with any other cool ideas.Thank you!
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They do not work. A strike will be conducted to ground but will travel down the outside of the conductor generating some very high temperatures along the way. The high temperatures will certainly start fires and cause brick and concrete to explode because of the high temperature differentials. You can expect temperatures in line with the surface temperature of the sun. The only protection that has a chance of working is a mast a little way from the house with a lightning rod on top and a really good path to ground at the base. Anything within a 45 degree cone drawn from the top of the mast will be protected. There generally is not enough room on a small lot for this, it is also expensive to build and maintain. City planners do not find things like this attractive to look at.
Another reason for the drop in use of the lightning-rod today is that they probably have charge-inducing equipment to protect a specific entity from lightning. Such a device induces a charge through the air in the vicinity of what needs to be protected. That charge is equal in its polarity to the charge at the base of the cloud, whereas the ground out of the device's range is opposite to the charge at the base of the cloud, thus completing a full channel of electrical current, and getting hit in the process.
The real answer is that lightning rods are still installed on houses and other buildings. The recent lightning strike upon the space shuttle demonstrates that a lighting rod system can prevent most of the damage due to a lightning strike. Lighting rods are not installed on most homes because of economic issues. The likely hood of a direct lightning strike to on a home is negligible unless the home is the tallest structure around. In most subdivisions homes are equally tall dividing the likely hood of a strike evenly between them. The cost of a lightning rod system is more than the cost of the risk of a strike. It is an interesting side note about electrical grounding. Proper grounding does not make a home less likely to be struck by lighting, to the contrary, it creates a path to ground that the lightning is seeking. In fact a grounded house is more likely to be struck than a non-grounded one. And in the event of a direct strike, the massive amperage developed in a strike will still damage a home. What grounding does protect against is electrical component failure from electrical strikes any where in the vicinity. With out grounding electrical components would be destroyed from any strike within miles of the home.
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