does anyone know the name, size, and the location of impact of it?also what do you think will happen when it does hit the earth, or can we prevent this upcoming global disaster?
Who knows if these structure was never been struck by lightning. But anyway.. even a massive lightning will strick these structures will have a minimal destruction.. the piramid was massive enough to withstand earthquake and fire, and since it is almost made up of limestones and marbles. they dont have metal structure outside. these materials were tested to last and some will still go through the process of pertification. ( a log that burried for a long time will turn stone as a pertified log)
They were lucky were not hit by lightening So now they must add this equipment? taking risk is over
there was no metal on it no wiring
Make sure the water is on. Check the hoses for kinks The hoses might be crossed. Try warm wash Remove the hoses and examine the strainer, might be clogged with scale. If the hoses are over 5 years old, replace them.
It doesn't matter if there is metal in it, since trees get hit by lightning all the time. If it is tall enough, it WILL get hit. The very reason that these temples and pyramids have survived the millennia is that they are made principally of stone. 1. Stone is what the earth is made of, and the earth is hit by lightning all the time. Stone is not flammable, nor will a sudden burst of heat do any damage. 2. Lightning rods do not arrest lightning, but simply conduct it to the ground so it does not hit the building. Stone does conduct electricity, not as well as metal but better than wood, so it can act as its own lightning rod. Temples and pyramids do get hit all the time, but it has no effect upon them.
