Lightning is hotter than the surface of the sun and kills up to 20 people in the United States each year, but how exactly ...

Lightning-bolt moments. For Wolf Ruzicka, chairman of EastBanc Technologies based in Washington, D.C., they are the encapsulation of the power of Cloud data used effectively. He once saw such a ...

Lightning-bolt moments. For Wolf Ruzicka, chairman of EastBanc Technologies based in Washington, D.C., they are the encapsulation of the power of Cloud data used effectively. He once saw such a ...

As summer begins and more people spend time outdoors, Floridians know that it’s likely to storm each afternoon from June to ...

You can use a realistic image of lightning, insert a bit of cartoon clip art or even draw the shape of lightning using PowerPoint's ... shades of gray to make it look like a stormy thunder cloud.

These massive upwards jets get re-routed by charges lining the sides of the cloud. The lightning ends up exiting the cloud sideways and can hit the ground more than 40 kilometres away from a storm.

Marketing Cloud has been revamped with the Lightning Experience, which will create a common look and feel across the CRM giant's marketing, sales and service offerings.

The Lightning Experience for Sales Cloud is available in preview today. The full version will be available Oct. 17 with the next release of the Salesforce Customer Success Platform.

To show that cloud-to-ground lightning might have led to the generation of the building blocks needed for life to form on Earth, the research team set up a biosphere in their lab meant to mimic ...

A Kansas resident captured an eerie nighttime scene on camera as he filmed lightning illuminating a funnel cloud near Salina on Tuesday, April 1. Footage filmed by Owen Krueger shows lightning ...

Cloud-to-ground lightning strikes simulated in a biosphere mimicking conditions on a young Earth led to chemical reactions resulting in "remarkable yields" of the building blocks for life.

Small, frequent lightning storms zip across Jupiter’s cloud tops. NASA’s Juno spacecraft spotted the flashes for the first time, scientists report August 5 in Nature. “It’s a very exotic ...