Here are the differences between Lightning Electricity and Thunder.
| Aspect | Lightning | Electricity | Thunder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nature | A natural electrical discharge in the atmosphere. | The flow and presence of electric charge. | The sound produced by the rapid expansion of air following a lightning strike. |
| Type of Energy | Electrical and thermal energy. | Electrical energy. | Acoustic energy (sound). |
| Cause | Caused by the buildup and discharge of electrical charges in a thunderstorm. | Generated by various means such as chemical reactions, solar panels, or generators. | Caused by the discharge of lightning, leading to rapid heating and expansion of air. |
| Speed | The return stroke of lightning can travel at 1/3 the speed of light. | Depends on the medium; near the speed of light in a vacuum. | Sound of thunder travels at the speed of sound, approximately 343 m/s. |
| Temperature | Can heat the air to about 30,000°C. | Does not typically involve high temperatures unless there is a fault. | Does not involve temperature; it's a sound wave. |
| Measurement | Not typically measured since it's a natural event. | Measured in amperes, volts, and ohms. | Measured in decibels (dB). |
| Danger | Can cause fires, property damage, and fatalities. | Can be dangerous but is generally safe with proper insulation and safety measures. | Not harmful itself, but indicates proximity to lightning. |
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