Subject: Shouldn't lightning be the fifth element?
Date: Fri Nov 2 01:53:09 2001
Posted by Bridgette
Grade level: undergrad
School: Monroe Community College
City: Rochester State/Province: NY
Country: USA
Area of science: Science History
ID: 1004683989.Sh
Message:
The four fundamental elements that science acknowledges are earth, fire, water
and air. But why isnt lightning an element? If you were to argue that lightning
is not a constant state, like water, air or the earth, but one that must be
created, then you rule out fire as well. So how is it lightning does not count?
Re: Shouldn't lightning be the fifth element?
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