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Should I make a secondary acount for my crafts and cera...
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New FAQ coming soon!
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Okay, let me answer this scientifically for you (aka: nerd coming through)
Lightning is an example of "incandescence", which means that it's going so fast and is at such a high temperature (say, a few ten thousand Kelvin) that the gas particles ignite and emit photons. Thus, lightning itself is colorless; it's the gas that has the color, and is so hot that it is usually white. Any other color you see is because of the air around it; it may sometimes appear blue because it is far away (and we all know that the further away things get, they tend to look bluer).
Lightning is an example of "incandescence", which means that it's going so fast and is at such a high temperature (say, a few ten thousand Kelvin) that the gas particles ignite and emit photons. Thus, lightning itself is colorless; it's the gas that has the color, and is so hot that it is usually white. Any other color you see is because of the air around it; it may sometimes appear blue because it is far away (and we all know that the further away things get, they tend to look bluer).