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Warp wrote:
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> The ligthning strike has to be *really* close (even dangerously so)
> for the light and sound to be undistinguishably separated.
>
I can assure you that if in real life you don't realize the delay, the
sound of thunder is one freaking ass-kicker.
Dunno how much there was space between us and that flash, but one hit
pretty near (now that I think of it, I think it was less than 100m - I
can't be sure, 'cause it was "a bit" shocking) and was practically in
sync. That was LOUD. It felt like it kicked my stomach around with just
that noise.
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