The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen below:
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen below:
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen below:
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen on YouTubebelow:
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen on YouTube
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen below:
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lighteninglightning.
The whole scene can be seen on YouTube
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightening.
The 1.21 gigawatts of power isn't "drawn away from the tower" at all...it's passed down an a hefty cable that's wrapped around the hands of the clock.
So when the power passes through the clock ...it breaks as would most things hit by lightning.
The whole scene can be seen on YouTube
