The porch in font of the cella of a Greek or Roman temple formed by the projection of the side walls and a range of columns between the projections.
Most commonly, the lightning current ceases in about a millisecond for a given stroke, but sometimes there is a continuing current on the order of 100 amps following one or more of the strokes. This is called hot lightning and it is the cause of lightning fires according to Uman.
That depends on how many Volt * Amperes (VA) the lights already on the circuit draw, and the VA of the additional light, and the size of the breaker. There is no one size fits all answer, such as 7. If the circuit is a 120V circuit, that's the Volts part of Volts * Amperes. Likewise for 240 or 277 volt circuits.