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I'm no expert but I'd assume it has to do with sensor sensitivity. A nuclear bomb involves far more nuclear reactions than a lightning storm. It's as though you
by zamalek 9y ago
I'm no expert but I'd assume it has to do with sensor sensitivity. A nuclear bomb involves far more nuclear reactions than a lightning storm. It's as though you calibrated a scale to measure "things that have mass" but set it to 10kg, assuming everything under was weightless.
Changing those calibrations might be a physical (instead of digital) process, so maybe not.