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is it possible that if i wear a faraday's cage, does it mean that all lightning would pass through the cage into the ground (or ground electrons going up), then i would be unharmed?
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quietrain said:oh, but i could add an thermal insulator around myself in the inner side? but i read that lightning charges up the surrounding air to around 20000 celsius :O is that even possible? then wouldn't everyone around the lightning rod be cooked if we were on the roof or something
quietrain said:oh so around what temperature will i feel it if i add a thermal insulator between the suit and me? i would feel nothing?
Yes, Faraday's cages are designed to block electric fields from passing through, providing complete protection to anything or anyone inside.
No, Faraday's cages are specifically designed to block electric fields, so they will not protect against other types of radiation such as radio waves, microwaves, or X-rays.
Yes, a Faraday's cage can protect electronic devices from lightning strikes by redirecting the electric charge around the outside of the cage and preventing it from entering the cage.
No, Faraday's cages do not require grounding. As long as the cage is properly constructed, it will protect against electric fields without the need for grounding.
There is no evidence to suggest that wearing a Faraday's cage for extended periods of time is harmful. However, it is important to ensure that the cage is properly constructed and that you are still able to receive necessary signals, such as for communication purposes. It is always best to consult with a qualified professional before using a Faraday's cage for extended periods of time.