Ball Lightning A Popular Guide to a Longstanding Mystery in Atmospheric Electricity /

Ball lightning is an enigma. These luminous objects that appear occasionally during thunderstorms and can reach several meters in diameter have been a mystery to science for about 200 years. Despite several thousands of reported observations, their nature is still unknown. In this book, well documen...

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Հիմնական հեղինակ: Boerner, Herbert (Հեղինակ)
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505 0 |a Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Ball Lightning: Observers’ Tales -- Chapter 3: The Search for Photographic Evidence -- Chapter 4: A Bit of Philosophy, or What Has a Razor to Do with Ball Lightning? -- Chapter 5: Organizing and Analyzing The Observations -- Chapter 6: Electrical Discharges, Coronas, and Streamers -- Chapter 7: Thunderstorms and Lightning -- Chapter 8: BL: Well Documented Cases of Copious Production -- Chapter 9: The Link Between Lightning Physics and Ball Lightning -- Chapter 10: Some People Just Won’t Believe It: The Skeptic’s View -- Chapter 11: Ball Lightning Theories -- Chapter 12: BL Experiments -- Chapter 13: Wrapping It All Up. 
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