If I ate sand and got struck by lighting, would there be glass in me?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-07-13 00:34:57

Social Science

6 answers

Anonymous

No, the water in your body would stop the sand from becoming glass.
Anonymous

There is one way to find out.
Anonymous

wouldn't be a you to talk about if the sand was able to get that hot. there would be some carbon residues and that glass, maybe a little smoke. Like in a cartoon. Life isn't a cartoon though.
Anonymous

No, this would not happen.
Anonymous

experiment time . do you own a long pointed metal pole ?
Anonymous

No, your body wouldn't reach the temperature required to melt it since the energy would pass through you too quickly, hence why it's possible to survive being struck by lightning.