John Smith it’s called bead lightning

Looks like sparks

its the ultimate pulsed plasma 2 stroke, but it burns much hotter than klotz gas electron bond mix, that barley reach 4500 deg f but this lightning has way more enery and gets over 60000 deg f and it fires on every stroke, So natures 2 stroke is far far more powerful!

Plasma

I saw lighting strike a field (about a 1/4 mile away), one time, and it left a glowing streak of hot plasma in the sky for probably 15 or 20 seconds. I first thought that the lightning had left a little hot flash streak on my retina, but I looked away and looked back twice, and the sky was still showing a glowing streak in the sky. Lighting is a terrifying freak of nature.

I think we should try to find a way to convert the heat generated by the lighting into usable electricity using antennas like that. Maybe even produce artificial lighting to have energy whenever we need. That would be awesome

Facts

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess I was thinking the same thing but in order for the problem here is that you need to decrease the conductivity of the wire to make the temperatures rise. But a decreased conductivity would decrease the probability that lightning would strike at the lightning rod which defeats its primary purpose ie. protecting other electrical components from lightning damage.

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I believe in theory it won’t because the positive ionized material became negatively charged so nothing is there to pull the lighting strike back onto the surface since it sees it as neutral... but these antennas are usually grounded so any negative charged get absorbed into ground thus making it positive charge to draw in lighting strikes.

Unless you are a lightning rod…

it counts when there's no manmade structures in play

I had a lightning strike at the same place twice at my house it was terrifying

you got me 🖐️😌🤚

I think they're protected with something.

Anxiety There are actually metal Spikes around the Beacon to absorb the Lightning. And these metal spikes are grounded so the Electricity goes to ground. The Beacon is never actually hit with lightning. If it ever gets hit, it would instantly blow up the Xenon Flashtube and Controller

@@khalidhebshi5318 Plz tell me did lightning conductor catch all the lightning strikes around the radius of 500 meter 🤔

I'm amazed about that!! Wonder what happened to the transmitter... D:

It did work there. It just hit a lower portion.

2:20 Lightning is confused. 😂😂

I mean it’s not about higher points but rather the path of least resistance to ionization

@Celesse's Herrera Yep That is cool !! But remember when you got hit by that same cool Lightning What will Happen HOT!!

Space For Everyone yea lightning is 5x hotter than the sun!

It will have a lightning conductor (rod) on it.

Thats kinda an issue we just have to deal with. The temperatures reached when the dissipators are hit vaporize and melt part of the metal, no matter how high of a melting point it may be. Just gotta replace once in a while until new methods are introduced

I think it's a Nokia

For some reason, I suddenly feel... electric.

Anti-Collision Beacon. There is usually a cage around them so they are protected from Lightning. There is a video of a Chopper filming the Antenna on the North Tower of the World Trade Center, that shows exactly what is up there.

Who says it doesn't, you never know what lightning can do..:)

It does when its harvesting energy

That's a myth. Skyscrapers get struck by lightning hundreds of times per year.

Here is the reason why (It is striking in the same place) well, you know metal objects can get striked easier because if the material it's made of. Do not wear any metal objects on you or your wrisk because it will burn badly.

1.21 gigawatts!!!! Lol

It’s a lightning rod made to withstand some of the most powerful lightning bolts.

Thank Benjamin Franklin.

Yes

MD. MONIRUL ISLAM There are actually metal Spikes around the Beacon to absorb the Lightning. And these metal spikes are grounded so the Electricity goes to ground. The Beacon is never actually hit with lightning. If it ever gets hit, it would instantly blow up the Xenon Flashtube and Controller

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They make these to absorb lightning. The strike gets sent through cause its grounded electrical is on a difrrrnt grounf

this is actually towers utilizing the energy of lightning. secretly. by the government illuminati

There are actually metal Spikes around the Beacon to absorb the Lightning. And these metal spikes are grounded so the Electricity goes to ground. The Beacon is never actually hit with lightning. If it ever gets hit, it would instantly blow up the Xenon Flashtube and Controller

lol..ya think??

Its molten metal. The green light at the point of contact is actually due to some of the metal being vaporized.

Yeah you can buy lightning rods for your house. :)

♣ShadowWolfGaming INX♣ Your thinking of transmitter farm in Cedar Hill, Tx. They can be seen throughout much of the southide of the D/FW area.

It’s in at albans wv and it’s a broadcast tower

Thunder and lightning come frome the same source. The reason you hear the sound after is strikes the rod is because light travels a lot faster than sound. So no, lightning rod does not reduce the loudness of thunder. That's prolly a just a crappy microphone.

Lightning rods or lightning conductors we call them in the UK. The bolt travels down the wire into the ground so it doesn't affect the antenna.

almost all of these antennas have a shield that is grounded so most of the lightning power gets shunted to ground since it will take the path of least resistance, and that's directly down the tower into ground rods and into the ground, I'm sure they also have some pretty beefy lightning arrestors that ground the center coax conductor when a voltage spike is detected

I would love to build a lightning tower.

It actually depends on what type of lightning arrester is been put...normally an advance i.e ESE AIR TERMINATION is put...ESE stands for Early Streamer Emission Air Termination absorbs the lightning directly and gets it earthed through the earthing material into the ground and normally ESE catches almost 300 feetlightning streamers around so your nearest building is safe enough to save from the lightning thunder bolt..

Self fund or seek investors/grants then go for it

Because it's expensive and unreliable.

No; in fact, they're grounded to help prevent and protect against these kinds of strikes.

These things are built to broadcast

Like that connects to Huntington and Charleston

Yes bro. Haven’t you seen Back to the Future? Haha

Also the tower at 0:19 flashes similarto one that is 12 minutes away from my house.

WZIP TV

Go to cloud land you will meet a Pearson who's name is will

Ask Zeus

alazmi Alameera I wouldn't try it but maybe

lightening protection system no need to use the power on operation

Good question! I shall explain. In a nutshell, we can't store the electricity blast from a lightning bolt because it would cause even the most robust high voltage machinery to overheat and explode. Also, lightning's electricity is what is known as static electricity, which is different to the alternating current used for most of the earth's humans ( DC also is used sometimes). Also, if we DID have the technology capable of storing and withstanding a lightning discharge, we wpuld need to put a power pland in a place that has lots of Cloud-Ground (CG) lightning, the big spectacular bolts that hit the earth. Unfortunately, most places, stormy or not, have not too many outbreaks of rapid CG activity, except the desert southwest. The storms there produce epic amounts of CG, bombarding the landscape. If we did design and build a "lightning catcher" we would probably build it there. Hope this answers your question and have a great day!

Alex Lubbers looking forward to that, I hope someday we could build something like "conserving lightning energy" or ( lightning storage). And then supply it somewhere part of the earth that hasn't been used to electricity due to incapability of having it.

@@alexlubbers1589 wow

yes and the tower is earthed, so the stream of electricity gets sent to the ground.

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It looks like they tend to be built with a faraday cage design, such that the charge goes through the edge and around the middle.

@@justmorestufftoyou Plz tell me did lightning conductor catch all the lightning strikes around the radius of 500 meter 🤔

​@@farazkhan21fierce yes madam,there is lightning arrester counter device situated below part of the towrr...it tells how many times has lightning arrester has repelled the thunder bolt..

Rob Fern 1500 to 2000 feet tall

Lightning travels the path of least resistance toward the ground. The tower conducts electricity better than the air does so it uses the tower as a shortcut to the negatively charged ground.

@@racer927 Plz tell me did lightning conductor catch all the lightning strikes around the radius of 500 meter 🤔

+z1mt0n1x That would be impossible. Once a lightning bolt strikes, all that energy disappears and gets converted to heat, light and sound. A lightning bolt is caused by positive and negative charges in the ground and the atmosphere. You could think of this as a giant battery. Once a lightning strike occurs, this "battery" is immediately drained. The only theoretical way it could be done is if the atmospheric charges are harvested *before* they become a lightning bolt, which in itself is impossible because there is no way to predict when or where these charges will occur.

And now TPTB have learned how to use the technology reversed. It's pretty clear from the flow of the energy that the lightning from the second tower is emitted by the tower itself, not the clouds. Try and speed tap on space/click the mouse quickly before the lightning strikes the tower and you should see this in action.

Analytical Justice try to learn a little bit of Physics and and Some history on Nikola Tesla

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@@Felamine Plz tell me did lightning conductor catch all the lightning strikes around the radius of 500 meter 🤔