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warngen · 10-19-2008, 12:36 AM

lets just face it everyone....Norval is ALWAYS right and theres no one on this earth that can argue with him. why? simply because he is all knowing on any topic he brings up. He is the ultimate researcher and possesses ultimate knowledge!. I bow down to you Norval. What shall I do to serve thy highness?
Please, enlighten me on all of your great knowledge, especially about meteorology. Ive only been studying it for 6 years, but my studies and knowledge does in no way compare to yours, since you were spontaneously given supreme knowledge on every topic. I need help in one particular topic in meteorology. Here is my question.

A thunderstorm approaching from the northwest creates a visible lightning stroke. There is a 5 m/s wind from the southeast blowing into the storm, and the temperature is 30*C. If you hear thunder 10s after seeing the lightning, how far away was the stroke? Please give the answer in km.
Im sure that if I know the answer, than you should to.
Thanks for your superior intergalactic knowledge that is un-surpassable.

10-19-2008, 12:36 AM	#52
warngen Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Mississippi Posts: 92	Re: The Bibles Signs in our Sky lets just face it everyone....Norval is ALWAYS right and theres no one on this earth that can argue with him. why? simply because he is all knowing on any topic he brings up. He is the ultimate researcher and possesses ultimate knowledge!. I bow down to you Norval. What shall I do to serve thy highness? Please, enlighten me on all of your great knowledge, especially about meteorology. Ive only been studying it for 6 years, but my studies and knowledge does in no way compare to yours, since you were spontaneously given supreme knowledge on every topic. I need help in one particular topic in meteorology. Here is my question. A thunderstorm approaching from the northwest creates a visible lightning stroke. There is a 5 m/s wind from the southeast blowing into the storm, and the temperature is 30*C. If you hear thunder 10s after seeing the lightning, how far away was the stroke? Please give the answer in km. Im sure that if I know the answer, than you should to. Thanks for your superior intergalactic knowledge that is un-surpassable.