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IcerocketThe Science of YouTube: Lightning
In this episode: a close-up look at stormy weather
Posted 22.10.2008 at 8:27 am
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John Pavlus and Christopher Mims, also known as Small Mammal, are here again with the latest episode of The Science of YouTube, the Popular Science video series that humanely anesthetizes YouTube videos, dissects them deftly, and labels their exposed organs for all to enjoy.
What happens when lightning strikes? A lot of bad language, for starters.
YouTube footage courtesy of CorleoneQ8, beaker808, moohead1 and PatNOregon. Many thanks!
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