👉 Lightning fluid is a conductive, ionized gas formed during thunderstorms, primarily composed of water vapor and other atmospheric particles like dust and salt. When a strong electric field develops within a storm cloud, it ionizes the air, creating a plasma-like state that conducts electricity. This conductive fluid, often referred to as "steam" or "lightning gas," forms between the cloud and the ground or between different regions within the cloud, facilitating the discharge of electrical energy in the form of lightning. The fluid's unique properties allow it to efficiently carry and distribute the immense electrical charge, resulting in the spectacular and dangerous phenomenon we know as lightning.
