How does lightning work?
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- From Science @ the Symphony: Can lightning strike the same place twice? Our friends from the Ontario Science Centre help explain!
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I'm not gonna question why an Orchestra channel uploads science stuff. You taught me some shit, so thanks.
Even though you were talking as if I was a child...
The video was created for one of our Young People's Concerts, Science at the Symphony...so the target group was children.
@@TorontoSymphony Guess I have the IQ of a child....thanks a lot for the video though.
Ive learnt alot in these 2mins
How could this video only have 11k views???? This SHOULD at least be at 200k!! Very well made and contains a lot of knowledge to learn!
Rutgar foreal earth is fascinating as fuck
done bro.
Now 300k
If a proton, or positive charge, where to leave the atom in which it was situated, we would have a nuclear reaction and the associated blast. Only electrons can move without a great deal of energy input. Lightning is when the electrons from the cloud make the jump from either cloud to ground, ground to cloud, or cloud to cloud. It is to offset charge imbalances. There is also no leaders. The transfer of electrons is instantaneous, travelling at very close to the speed of light. If protons where transferred, we would have a small atomic blast.
Lightning actually travels bottoms up.
My life has been a lie.
Wow awesome clear explanation I've learned this in just two minutes
Lightning can travel in either direction it just depends on the circumstances
This video is amazing. The way they explain is humble and interesting. Thank you very much for this short but useful information about lightning.
And I thought this whole time, it was always the god Zeus throwing the lightnings......
I learnt more from this than in my school. It is very informative
The background instrumental is hilarious 😂😂😂😂
Amazing voice overs.
Why did I learn more in these minutes than hours at school and watching Pecos Hank? Was it the orchestral music?
this soooooooooooo awesome man!!!
Thx for such nice video
Liked it 😊 much better than those other boring videos
Very nice video
very well explained !!
At 0:16 when the positive and negative charge being to magnetize it is like your hands with that very faint feeling, and you can even create lightning doing so, I have done it myself and have even popped a basketball attempting to clap at it with my hands, but I didn't clap my hands all the way, I had the mindset of thunderclapping the ball like it were a lightning strike, I went to clap my hands swung my arms wide and didn't close my hands stopped them before they touched and the ball popped
What is the name of that tower
What am really wondering about, how electricity is forming because of moving vapor ?
Mohammed Ahmed static friction it’s like when you are going down a slide and sometimes you get shocked on a metal bolt it’s that same concept but on a massive scale
thanks for the video, but i have a question.. how can we consider lightning to be moving from the ground upward?? i thought electricity is a flow of electrons and in that case they should be moving from negative to positive ..from the bottoms of the clouds that are negatively charged to the ground just to get rid if the extra electrons>> please correct me cus i really wanna understand this
thanks a lot for this video
This is fantastic
How is the positive/negative charge move upward?
But Positive charge particles (Protons) are heavier than Electrons [9.10938356 × 10-31 kilograms is mass of electron and 1.6726219 × 10-27 kilograms is mass of proton]. So the air should lift up the lighter one up [Proton] and hence electrons should fall down. Can somebody clarify?
Balram Jat electricity is considered the flow of ELECTRONS, which are negatively charged so therefore basing the idea of "electricity" it would travel from the ground upwards. My electrical teacher always told me you never understand electricity you just learn to accept it.
Wayde Jaynes
Shouldn't the electron travel downwards,from negative to positive?
Because protons can't move but electrons(which are negative) move.
This video is not clear.
I think you are thinking gravity when you should be thinking electromagnetism
amazing
Wow, I feel so smart 🤓🤓 THx
easier to understand... thank you
Since when positive electric load bearers (protons) are able to leave the mass??!!!
amazing😯
I understood even better
thank you so much
Wait. So the positive particle came up from my aunt?
Why is the Toronto symphony orchestra posting about electric current?
I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks. Recommend it to everyone :)
IKR Very useful
Funniest video ever...
Upward?
Yeah but why is an orchestra music channel uploading this video tho
This was part of a Young People's Concert a few seasons ago called Science at the Symphony.
I actually dont understand how lightning comes from the ground because in saw a slow motion video of lightning coming from the sky.
There is lightning that just strikes another sky.
DOES IT IS RIGHT OR NOT ACCORDING TO ME IT IS NOT RIGHT LIGHTNING HAPPEN DUE TO MEET OF CLOUDS
Rosa Emilia Torres Diaz
how a upward leader is formed if the protons can't move
Lightning strikes both upward and downward
i thought positive charges dont move??
Lucidity the real reason is because charge forms in the clouds, there’s a high potential difference in the clouds, however there’s a low potential difference on earth. so to balance the charges, a bolt of energy(charge) shoots down below from a high to low potential difference. this makes the cloud stable.
"The clouds are the biggest pair of socks and the earth is the biggest rug."
The slowmo guys
What about the lightning within the clouds that doesn’t reach the ground?
lets try 66 times
it's raining in lebanon
So dangerous
who else lives in toronto 😊
wow cgi proves things
Be careful
this is incorrect as protons (the posotive charge) cannot move
At least we know Earth is flat and stationary and only the wind moves above our grounding station.
It would be freaky to think this could be happening in outer space on a spinning ball in an atmosphere surrounded by a vacuum. Good thing lightning has something to.... errr... "earth" against up there.
Didnt know that lightning was electricity btw
You lied! You said lightning goes up. If you SLOWLY play the video, when lightning hits...it goes down! Explain that!
Daniel Kolbin Series It’s too fast for the naked eye to see
i do not like lighting
Makes no sense at all lol. U cant claim 2 things seperate when they are invisible.