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You see lightning before you hear thunder because why
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You see lightning before you hear thunder because why

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Light travels faster than sound
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You see lightning before you hear thunder, because the lightening travels in the speed of light, and the thunder travels the speed of sound

the speed of light is travel faster than speed of sound


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