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Biology, 05.04.2020 02:32 sherlock19

5. Why don’t airplanes fly through cumulonimbus clouds?
6. How is lightning formed?
7. Why do you always see the lightning before you hear the thunder?
8. If you hear the thunder 25 seconds after you see the lightning, how far away is the thunderstorm?

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