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Faraday's law applied to lightning, " When lightning occurs air conducts current which happens in Earth's magnetic field will it produce motion in air".
Faraday's law explains the phenomenon of lightning as a result of air conducting current within Earth's magnetic field, leading to violent air movement. The discussion highlights the ionization of air particles during a lightning strike, which facilitates the visible lightning bolt. Additionally, the concept of utilizing this principle in practical applications, such as a magnetoaerodynamic engine, is introduced.
PREREQUISITESPhysicists, electrical engineers, atmospheric scientists, and anyone interested in the practical applications of electromagnetic principles in natural phenomena.