Originally posted by zorgon
I want to know how NASA manages to keep lightning from striking the highest point...
That is easy, the lightning uses the way that offers the smallest resistance. That is why it strikes higher points, because that way it does need to
keep travelling accross air, a bad conductor.
But if the higher point is a worse conductor than the air then the lightning will ignore the higher point and will keep travelling across the air.
Originally posted by zorgon
Hmmm so which is it? Three? Or two? Your right though you tend to repeat yourself on light and shadows a lot, and I do believe that can be confusing
to some people... So perhaps a little more of a detailed look will help solve your confusion.
The image looks made of three parts, but only two have that crater in them, so the image of the crater is made of a left part and a right part.
Thanks for the clarification, I like to see every detail explained, that is why I am not commenting the supposed "mask layers" that
undo
speaks about, I am still not convinced that things work like that.