Does the Statue of Liberty get struck by lightning? Yes, it does! in fact, it gets struck several times each year as copper is a great conductor of electricity. Fortunately, it has a massive ...

photographer Dan Martland captured a flash of lightning striking the Statue of Liberty on Wednesday. On Friday morning, 2 days after the Liberty Light Show, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck New ...

The statue has several lightning rods on the arms and head, and the Space Research Center said that on that night over 40.000 lightings and thunder could be seen and heard during the three hour ...

Lady Liberty isn’t just standing there ... Fun fact (but not really fun for her): The statue gets struck by lightning around 600 times a year. And yet, with a nifty internal design, the energy ...