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  • look. If lightening was that close, the thunder would be an exact sound. and normal.

  • that was just a reflection in the lense of the actual bolt, if it was close then u woulda had instant thunder and by the way just so u know, ALL WRESTLING IS FAKE!!!!!!!!, try MMA or UFC, that shit is real

  • @djfrogsak bulll crap i watch people in mma hand each other lood packets again wwe i reall mma = fake..................pwned

  • fake

  • that was like...a step leader. The thunderclap would have been instant if it was an actual strike.

  • At 0:02 you said "Right NOW it's lightning outside", but the lightning itself came only 20 seconds later!!

  • @bilange13 damn right

  • fake.. no thunder

  • everyone here can suck my cock cause its real and so is WWE wrestling.

  • @bilange13 i agree with wwe wrestling!! WWE RULES!!!

  • oohhh ma god guys look at what ive got! RETARD

  • piece of shit fake ass bitch cunt son of a whore screwing nigger

  • FAKE

  • Poorly done fake. You would have heard the thunder the same time you saw the lightning if that was real. In fact, it wouldn't have even sounded like thunder, it would have just sounded like a massive boom.

  • Anybody who understands physics knows there is no lightning without thunder. The sudden increase in pressure and temperature from lightning produces rapid expansion of the air surrounding and within a bolt of lightning. In turn, this expansion of air creates a sonic shock wave which produces the sound of thunder

  • Some lighting are soundless ^^

  • 0:20 Theres A Lightning And Its Not Fake Because Theres Alot Of Types Of Lightning, Even Silent Lightning.

  • where's the thunder?

  • take your flag in asshole

  • -oh, shit,HOLy CRAP!!

  • Heat lightning is a good example

  • @I2FF2R there is no such thing as heat lightning.

  • @cooldit1 my apologies. Your Correct, I am wrong. And I should know that.

    Thank You for correcting my mistake.

  • @I2FF2R I am wondering...are you being sarcastic or are you actually thanking me. Sorry ima bit paranoid

  • @cooldit1 No, not being sarcastic. I am a weather enthusiast, I should have known better.

    I am a man of my word. I was wrong, You were right.

  • Lightning (light) travels 299,792,458m/s (~671 million miles per hour) while sound travels 340.29m/s (~761 MPH). There does not need to be sound when lightning hits and because the camera cuts because of excitement, know one will know except those there.

    Source: life time of studying weather (hobby), National weather service storm spotter.

  • it not fake I can the thunder. It don't have to make noise when it hit

  • @sakura4500 yea it does it super heats the air and it expands at a very high rate of speed

  • so fucking bad fake

  • @zgvent1l thats not fake I live in Florida and know lightning when I see and hear it

  • @KJT922010T Then you should know you don't "hear" lightning, you see lightning and hear thunder.

  • @PaulBrownEL Yeah and when I said that I thought it would be understood that I was referring to the whole video and that I know what thunder sounds like close and lightining looks like close.

  • fakeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

  • Holy shit. Silent lightning.

  • so fake wheres the noise?

  • Maybe it happened after he turned away.

  • It looked like the lightning struck the flag

  • OKAY where is the thunder!!?? if a strike was that close you would hear literally right away

  • No he visto nada..es engano!

  • i hope no one was in the house

  • cool vid, but i'm pretty sure it didn't blow up 2 tv's. It was just a reflection/ electromagnetic pulse in the camera from the strike. otherwise, good shot of the bolt

  • holy crap. Good thing it didn't strike you!

  • dude how old are u ohh ya GOOD VID!!!

  • That was pretty much correctly a plasma streamer, it is very common to seem at the base of the poles where lightnings are drained to earth. The lightning could hit the power lines kilometers away from the base where you can actually see a streamer. So your TV facts are credible. Streamers are created pretty much by the strong electric fields usually caused by lightnings or HV shorts.

  • Another thing, if the TV stuff is real, you better call your electrician to fix that ground system conection at your house because it certainly did not do its work!!!

  • Wow, there was nothing! you would hear the thunder IMMEDIATELY after the strike and seriously, you would be saying more than holy crap, you would say i need a new pair of undies.

  • it doest strike the hous.. bs

  • 0:23 That could have been a streamer that didn't complete the path. It seems to come from the gutter and the peak of the house. You don't hear streamers.

  • you are totally right, there is a clip that clearly shows the difference between streamers and th lighting itself maybe you've seen it i posted it as video response;

    pretty cool for that kid who was filming the streamer didnt get to the ground =)

  • WOW a silent strike :-)

  • its called a reflection in the lens dumbass

  • EPIC FAIL

  • FAILFAG IS FAIL

  • ok i didn't see any fucking lightning strike u moved the camera b4 any one could c it dumbass. take video lessons or something

  • he could suck my dick with the 2 tv story.

  • That was fucking gay and no one was even in the house

  • Ese rayo cayó a tres kilómetros. Esa culebrina es un efecto óptico muy común en la lente de la camara. ¿Dónde está el trueno?

  • That was reflection in the lens and the strike was much more far away.

  • LOL.

    =x Someone needs to study meteorology a bit more.

    That lightning was much to distant to even strike that house, plus you would have heard it...and it would have been much...much brighter.

  • That lightning was intended to kill ya lol XD they call those the silent cut.

  • the house would had be burning like hell and here's the thunder ... weard

  • That was not where you thought it was. It was either a surge from the power wire caused by a bolt further away, or most likely a ghost effect (I think that is reflection on the lens.) If it really was that close, there would have been an ear-splitting crash at the same time as the bolt.

  • Where was the thunder?

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