I WONDER - How Many Thunderstorms Are There Every Year?

The video discusses the prevalence of thunderstorms on Earth, with approximately 2000 occurring at any given time. It also explores the possibility of thunderstorms on other planets, supported by observations of flashes of light through telescopes, which scientists believe indicate storm activity.

How many thunderstorms are occurring on Earth at any given moment?

• 2000

• 1000

• 500

• 3000

What is the main idea presented about thunderstorms on other planets?

• They are more frequent than on Earth.

• They are a myth with no scientific basis.

• There are theories suggesting their existence.

• They are identical to Earth's thunderstorms.

What evidence do scientists have for thunderstorms on other planets?

• Satellite images of rain.

• Sound recordings from space.

• Flashes of light observed through telescopes.

• Reports from astronauts.

Which tool do scientists use to observe potential thunderstorms on other planets?

• Microscopes

• Telescopes

• Radars

• Satellites

What do scientists believe the observed flashes of light on other planets indicate?

• Volcanic eruptions

• Alien activity

• Thunderstorms

• Meteor showers