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Is lightning direct current or alternating current
Many people ask about the type of electricity found in lightning, and in this small article we will explain to you whether lightning is a continuous or alternating electrical current. First, let us get to know the definition of the phenomenon of lightning and how it occurs.
Definition of lightning:
Lightning is a massive electrical discharge, meaning it contains very high electrical energy, ranging from 1 to 10 million joules. The temperature of lightning may reach 30,000 degrees Celsius, and this discharge may occur between the ground and the cloud or between two clouds together.
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The answer to the question: What is the electric current in lightning?
The electric current in lightning is an alternating electric current because it changes direction quickly and repeatedly in a short time over a short period of time.
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