Soyuz struck by lightning on the way up.
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May 27, 2019
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May 27, 2019
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#22
I wonder I am still alive when 100 ligthning bolts strike the earth........and I`m not the only one - WOW!!
Humanity was able to survive....I mean we are daily attacked by lightning strikes. Sounds like a wonder, isn´t it?
510.1 million km^2 is the surface area of the earth and a human barely takes 1 foot^2 while standing, also there are lightning hotspots, like golf areas and stuff
many people have already been struck by lightning
May 27, 2019
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#26
The skin is a poor conductor, so for example if you're wet, there's a pretty good chance it travels along your skin without killing you.
If if uses your insides as a conductor though... yeah, you're cooked 
it mainly shocks your heart as it basically uses electricity to work
May 27, 2019
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#28
There's a forest ranger in the USA... called Sullivan?... who has been struck by lightning seven or eight times. Never in a spacecraft, though.
May 27, 2019
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#29
Mi_Amigo wrote:
... also there are lightning hotspots, like golf areas and stuff
Lake Maricaebo in Venezeula. The highest lightning-strike record on Earth.
1.2 million lightning strikes per year.
May 27, 2019
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#30
Therefore I live in Rheinfelden, just to be on the save side........2-3 lightnings each year
rheinfelden is in switzerland
Walter Summerfold was struck three times in his life and four years after his death his gravestone was also struck by lightning
May 27, 2019
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#34
Mi_Amigo wrote:
rheinfelden is in switzerland
There's also a Rheinfelden in Baden-Wurtemberg.
Hey! I used to live in Rastatt!
May 27, 2019
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#35
BlueEmu, you should have tell me before.....I`m pretty sure all 100 lightnings would just come for a visit to see you and make a little dance 
May 27, 2019
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#37
ProphetessMio wrote:
BlueEmu, you should have tell me before...
It was 55 years ago! My father was in the Canadian Air Force, and was stationed at Baden-Soellingen.
May 27, 2019
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#38
melvinbluestone wrote:
This lightning stuff is scary. I mean, 'hotspots' aside, it sounds like it can pretty much strike anywhere. So it's a global hazard. What about on other planets? Is there lightning on Mars or Saturn? Should I move there, just to be safe?
The lightning on Jupiter can be detected from here!
Not sure about other planets, though.
May 27, 2019
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#39
blueemu wrote:
ProphetessMio wrote:
BlueEmu, you should have tell me before...
It was 55 years ago! My father was in the Canadian Air Force, and was stationed at Baden-Soellingen.
ok......thats an excuse
May 27, 2019
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#40
blueemu wrote:
melvinbluestone wrote:
This lightning stuff is scary. I mean, 'hotspots' aside, it sounds like it can pretty much strike anywhere. So it's a global hazard. What about on other planets? Is there lightning on Mars or Saturn? Should I move there, just to be safe?
The lightning on Jupiter can be detected from here!
Not sure about other planets, though.
The question is not which planet is safe, the question is
HOW CAN WE LEAVE EARTH (in a rocket) WITHOUT BEING HIT BY A LIGHTNING????
Do not forget - 100 every second search for you!