Hasn t the ball lightning, which has long been noticed by scientists, yet to be explained?

Yes, the cause of ball lightning has not been officially explained, mainly because ball lightning is quite rare in the first place, and it is very difficult to catch it and study it.

No, scientists can't give a good explanation for the time being, and they don't know how it came to be.

Yes, ball lightning is still unexplained, because scientists don't know what it causes or where it comes from, so it's hard to explain.

The mysterious phenomenon of ball lightning, scientists have not been able to explain the reason for its appearance.

It should be real. It's been reported in a lot of ways. This is the encyclopedia explanation:

Ball lightning, which usually occurs under thunderstorms, is very bright, slightly spherical in shape, and is about 20 to 100 cm in diameter. Usually it lasts only a few seconds, but there are records that last 1-2 minutes. What's even more amazing is that it can move independently and slowly through the air.

Some witnesses saw it fall to the ground like a fireball and then bounce back into the air and disappear. A few witnesses say it follows metal objects, such as the ** line, but most say it takes an indefinite path. The vast majority of witnesses say it moves laterally.

For the duration of its short lifespan, its luminosity, shape, and size remain the same. It has been found in open spaces, enclosed rooms, and even airplane cabins. There are indications that it is closely related to lightning between clouds and the ground (i.e., common lightning), and some eyewitnesses say that it forms after ordinary lightning and then disappears.

Ball lightning can erupt violently or quietly and suddenly. In addition to the usual orange and red, it also comes in blue, bright white, and some with a dark green aura. Fireballs come in a variety of colors, which may be related to the surrounding atmosphere, such as pink when there is a lack of oxygen, sky blue when there is a lack of negative oxygen ions, and yellow when there is a lack of water vapor and dust.

Have you ever seen a rare "ball lightning"? Able to enter human houses, the damage is incalculable.

Yes, at least at the current level of science, it cannot be explained, and if you want to have a scientific explanation, you have to wait for further research by scientists.

There really can't explain this phenomenon. Because it's still being studied.

Ball lightning, commonly known as rolling mines. Usually occurs during thunderstorms and is a ball of lightning. It's a real physical phenomenon.

It is very bright, nearly spherical, and varies from about 15 to 40 centimeters in diameter. It usually lasts only a few seconds, but there are records of it lasting for 1 to 2 minutes. In addition to the common orange and red, there are also yellow, purple, blue, bright white, and dark green auras, and they come in a variety of colors.

Ball lightning is more harmful, it can fly freely in near-earth air with the ups and downs of the air current, or go against the wind. It can enter the building through open doors and windows, and it is common to enter the building after passing through the chimney. It can even slide over wires, sometimes hovering, sometimes disappearing silently, and sometimes because it hits an obstacle**.

It carries energy in it, and the wrap is relatively stable. When a conductor upsets its equilibrium, it neutralizes with the surrounding air and releases energy. <>

Ball lightning is spherical in shape, and some are close to spherical; Floats in the air, ranging from 15 to 40 centimeters in diameter; The high temperature can scorch the surrounding trees; often red or yellow; The existence time is short, generally a few seconds, and some can reach a few minutes; Access is possible. Ball lightning varies in diameter from 15 to 40 centimeters, but some people claim to have seen ball lightning with a diameter of 1 2 centimeters and a size of 5 10 meters. Some are reported to be spherical or ovate, but also oblate, cubic, ring-shaped, dumbbell-shaped, cloud-shaped, cylindrical, bullet-shaped, cigar-shaped, cone-shaped, lentic-shaped, shield-shaped, and spiral-shaped.

It appears to be some kind of plasma or cloud-like substance, some ball lightning centers are transparent, some are hollow, or there is no obvious fixed structure at all, and some ball lightning seems to be in a dynamic change. However, the chance of occurrence is very small, and the place where it appears is very small. Ball lightning usually occurs under thunderstorms.

Usually it only lasts for a few seconds, but there are also records that last for 1 2 minutes, which is very strange.

Because so far, there is no strong scientific evidence of the cause of the formation of ball lightning and where it haunts, but it is only speculated that it will appear in some open and low-lying areas, and it is also easy to appear on the edges of some forests. This is also the case on some handover belts.

It is most likely to occur in places where the weather in the Antarctic and the Arctic is more extreme, because ball lightning will be affected by the magnetic field, and the magnetic field of the Antarctic and the North Pole is relatively special.

Ball lightning is most likely to haunt the Gobi Desert and inaccessible places.

For example, in the process of legend voltage, especially when high-voltage electricity, some lightning will be formed at the moment when the two wires contact each other, and this lightning is equivalent to saying that we humans have created it, and this process is not very difficult, as long as there is a high voltage at both ends, then it will form an electric field at this time, and this electric field will automatically look for a kind of lightning that is formed, so we humans can also create this kind of lightning.

How destructive is a ball lightning that is rare in nature? How did it come to be?