Why Lightning Strikes Twice

why Lightning strikes are scary the same spot because electricity hunts for the easiest path,

and once it finds weakness, it never forgets. That spot becomes a magnet for every

bolt in the sky. The Eiffel Tower gets hit five times every storm season, same iron structure

channeling millions of volts straight down. Standing there turns you into the conductor.

Your body offers less resistance than air, so 30,000 amperes rip through you

in microseconds. Your muscles lock, your heart stops beating, your skin explodes

where the current exits. Even worse, the ground stays electrified for

seconds after impact, creating an invisible kill zone around the strike point. Would I stand there?