Lightning will generally follow the path of least resistance. It acts just like water flowing downhill, which rarely (if ever) flows in a straight line. Lightning will follow a crooked path in order to reserve energy, jumping to and from charged particles in the air, until it reaches the ground.
First go to the top of Mt Chimney then go down the area your in is now Jagged Path.
In the grass on jagged path.
On Jagged Path.
Mountains are jagged because that is how they are formed. As they get older, erosion will begin to smooth them out so they appear rounder.
Light is electromagnetic energy that is visible to the naked eye. It is energy in the form of photons. It can come from many processes that release energy. Light travels in a straight line. It is light that allows us to see. Lightning is a massive discharge of static electricity that usually occurs in a thunderstorm. lightning often travels in a jagged, branching path. Lightning is visible because it produces light.
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Lightning bolts are not straight because they are looking for the path of least resistance Lightning bolts want to find the path of least resistance so they can make it to the ground faster. Lightning bolts are zig-zag because they are finding the easiest path to the ground.
The lightning has no path to ground.
It has lightning arrestors, which provide a low resistance path to ground (electric current always takes the path of least resistance).
Lightning follows the easiest path to discharge its energy. Ionized air during a storm causes the lightning to seek that quickest path. A lightning rod's sole purpose is to attract any lightning in the presence of ionized air to come toward the rod. So for example, lightning will seek the closest metal or tall object (including humans).
Lightning will always have a tendency to strike: 1) The highest object around, and 2) The easiest path to ground. A high, metal antenna is a perfect path for lightning.
Lord Ares made it appear in Percy's Backpack.