1.2 kilos.This was the average weight of theice ballswhich fell during a hailstorm in Bangladesh on April 14, 1986.
1.87 metersis the height that the water would have reached in thereunion island, in the Indian Ocean, after thebig downpourwho suffered in mid-March1952, if the liquid element had not flowed into the sea.
2 kilosweighed the ice meteor ormegacriometeorothat fell intoCordova, in June 1829.
9 out of 10 rayscaen inmainland.
50 centimeters per secondis the speed reached by aSnowflakewhen falling.
100 are thelightning boltsthat on average light up the Earth every second.
Alightningfree up3,000 kilowatts of powerand the air around you gets hotter than15,000 C.
350 is the number of days throughout the year thatit rains on kauai(Hawai).
4,145 eurosIt is the price that was paid at an auction in New York for a fragment of Martian meteorite weighing 0.28 grams, about 1,600 times its price in gold.
5,800 metershigh can reach apollen grainwith the help of the wind.
Around10,000 meteoritesthey have been found until today on our planet.
11,000 tonsweigh the interplanetary dust particles that fall to Earth each year.
150,000 kilosis the total weight of meteorites that fall on Earth each year.
300,000 tonsis the weight that must have had themeteoritethat 50 million years ago fell intoArizona. Baptized asMeteor Crater, disintegrated in the explosion, but left a crater 1.2 kilometers in diameter and 180 meters deep.
350,000,000,000 kilowatt hoursis the energy that can be produced by atyphoon, an amount that exceeds that generated during a year by the most powerful power plant in the world, the Itaipú dam, between Brazil and Paraguay.
52,000,000,000,000 kilowattsis the energy produced in a year by thewindsthat hit the globe.
2,250,000,000,000,000 kilos of snowthey fall annually in theAntarctica.
