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What causes the phenomenon of heat lightning in the sky?
A: Earth's magnetic field
B: Distant lightning flashes
C: Seismic activity
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Description:

The correct answer is:

✅ Distant lightning flashes

Why?

Heat lightning is simply normal lightning from a distant thunderstorm (too far to hear thunder).

Key Facts:

Occurs horizon-to-horizon (storms 50+ miles away).

More common on hot, humid nights (when storms are frequent but distant).

Light scatters through the atmosphere, making flashes appear softer/orange.

Why Not the Others?

Earth’s magnetic field: Causes auroras, not lightning.

Seismic activity: Earthquakes don’t generate lightning (except rare "earthquake lights").

Fun Fact: The term "heat lightning" is a misnomer—it’s not caused by heat itself! 🌩️🔥

Safety Tip: If you can hear thunder, the storm is close enough to strike you! ⚡⚠️

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