-
lightning rod or
lightning conductor (British English) is a
metal rod
mounted on a
structure and
intended to
protect the
structure from a
lightning strike...
- due to
increased awareness and
improved lightning conductors and protection, the
number of
annual lightning deaths has been
decreasing steadily year...
- researcher,
nicknamed Thunder-and-
Lightning Harris, and
noted for his
invention of a
successful system of
lightning conductors for ships. It took many years...
- by
lightning on
seven occasions,
surviving all of them. For this reason, he
gained the
nicknames "Human
Lightning Conductor" and "Human
Lightning Rod"...
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systems to
protect the
insulation and
conductors of the
system from the
damaging effects of
lightning. The
typical lightning arrester has a high-voltage terminal...
- A
lightning rocket is a
rocket that
unravels a
conductor, such as a fine
copper wire, as it ascends, to
conduct lightning charges to the ground. Lightning...
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demonstration of the
destructive effect of a
lightning bolt
striking a
house with an
imperfect lightning conductor. The
small wooden house has
hinged walls...
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During repair work in 1889 a
lightning conductor was added, and
although the
tower has
since been
struck by
lightning on
numerous occasions, no notable...
- which, when
fixed in the
ground averts storms and
lightnings recalls to our mind the
lightning-
conductor of
modern days. "****stani
puppy penalised for traveling...
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Machine Goulde, R.H. (1977) "The
lightning conductor", pp. 545–576 in
Lightning Protection, R.H. Golde, Ed.,
Lightning, Vol. 2,
Academic Press. Stolzenburg...