👉 The term "shotlike" refers to a type of wave that is characterized by its rapid oscillations and peaks and troughs. This type of wave can be seen in various natural phenomena, such as lightning, earthquakes, and water waves. Shotlike waves are often associated with the Earth's magnetic field, which generates high-frequency waves called "shocks" or "shots". These waves have a characteristic shape that resembles a shooting arrow or a stream of bullets. Shotlike waves can be produced by
