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A massive lightning ‘megaflash’ set a world record — it stretched for a whopping 515 miles
A single flash of lightning that stretched across the Great Plains, from eastern Texas all the way to Kansas City, Missouri, turned out to be a staggering 515 miles long. A new report in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society documented the new lightning record, which beat the previous title holder, a 477-mile bolt from April 2020.
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A megaflash is a lightning discharge of very long distance and/or duration that satellites can detect. A reanalysis of a ...
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In the Great Plains, the most notable “backup species,” Baliga said, is the honeybee, which is nonnative and was introduced to the U.S. as, essentially, livestock in the 1600s.
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But by 1800, with the arrival of equestrian hunting, Plains tribes had begun to kill between 200,000 to 400,000 bison annually, according to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
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