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The 19 pages that link to Lightning, each with the reason it gives.

• Nitrogen oxidesRelated: It is a natural high-temperature source of atmospheric NOx.

• Nitrogen dioxideRelated: Lightning's extreme temperatures form nitric oxide, which can oxidize into NO₂.

• Radio frequency interferenceRelated: Lightning generates natural radio bursts that can enter observing data.

• Electrical breakdownBroader topic: Lightning is a large-scale example of electrical breakdown through air.

• ThunderstormBroader topic: Charge separation inside thunderstorm clouds creates these discharges.

• Static electricityBroader topic: Lightning is a natural, large-scale consequence of charge separation in storms.

• VoltRelated: Large potential differences drive the discharge through air.

• Electrical arcCompared with: Lightning is a large-scale atmospheric discharge rather than an engineered electrode gap.

• Electric arcBroader topic: Lightning is a natural discharge whose luminous channel shares key features with an electric arc.

• Cumulonimbus cloudRelated: Collisions among ice particles in the cloud separate electrical charge and can trigger discharges.

• Faraday cageRelated: A closed metal vehicle can redirect lightning current around its occupants, illustrating cage-like protection.

• ThunderRelated: Its intense heating of air initiates thunder.

• Atmospheric electricityBroader topic: It is the most visible large-scale discharge of atmospheric electricity.

• Ball lightningNarrower topic: Ball lightning is reported in storm settings, often near ordinary lightning discharges.

• ChaacRelated: Maya traditions associate Chaac with lightning as well as rain.

• Saint BarbaraRelated: Her traditional protection from lightning extends her role beyond occupational hazards.

• ShangoRelated: Lightning expresses Shango’s destructive and generative power.

• AstraphobiaBroader topic: Lightning is a visual storm cue and a genuine source of danger.

• Physical phenomenaBroader topic: It makes atmospheric charge separation visible as light, heat, and sound.