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Hosts are using mortar fireworks, Tasers, homemade lightning and ten thousand ping pong balls to get to the answers about lightning.
Hosts are using mortar fireworks, Tasers, homemade lightning and ten thousand ping pong balls to get to the answers about lightning.
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