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A typical lightning strike during a thunderstorm can carry 400 kA and have a potential difference of 1.1 GV. How much power does it generate? The SI prefix giga- (G) is equal to 109.

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A typical lightning strike during a
thunderstorm can carry 400 kA and have
a potential difference of 1.1 GV. How much
power does it generate? The SI prefix giga- (G)
is equal to 109.

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