Since 2011, several lightning strikes at Kennedy Space Center's Launch Complex 39B have been captured with high speed cameras ...

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Fortunately, a few astronauts over the years have been more than willing to generously share a glimpse of crashing lightning as seen from outer space. And you better believe it looks nothing like ...

Fortunately, a few astronauts over the years have been more than willing to generously share a glimpse of crashing lightning as seen from outer space ... us as we got back into the airlock ...

and have made great strides in teasing out some of the split-second processes that go into a bolt of lightning. Sometimes, however, a new perspective can be helpful – and this is where astronauts ...

"This is what lightning looks like from the top down," wrote Anne McClain, a NASA astronauts and Expedition 73 crew member, from aboard the International Space Station, in May 2025. Though this is ...

A HOUSE has been set ablaze after being hit by a lightning strike as thunderstorms ... A house in Fittleworth, Chichester, in West Sussex, burst into flames and smoke billowed from the roof.

Members of Catoe's fishing group quickly pulled him back into the ... cause of lightning deaths in the country since 2006. According to the council, fishing is particularly dangerous because it ...

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Following a lightning strike, radio waves from Earth kick off a kind of manic pinball game in space. They knock into electrons in the inner belt, which then begin to bounce between Earth’s northern ...

can actually generate electromagnetic waves known as lightning-generated whistlers. These waves can then travel through the atmosphere out into space, where they interact with electrons in the ...

Lightning strikes the Toronto skyline during a thunderstorm. (UGC/Solomon Hoasjoe) These waves can then travel through the atmosphere out into space, where they interact with electrons in the ...