Scientists Discover That Staying Indoors Makes You Less Wet During Rain

It's true! Staying beneath a roof during a shower will help prevent you from getting wet!

In a recent study conducted by professors at Venango Campus, it was discovered that staying inside during a rain ensured the individual would not get wet. Contrarily, subjects who remained outside reported getting soaked. This research suggests that avoiding the rain fall could require a roof covering of some sort.

Scientists decided to dive deeper into this phenomenon. First, they placed a subject on top of a roof holding a metal pipe during a lightning storm. The study found that standing with a metal rod in hand increased the chances of being struck. The subject had nothing to say because now he's dead.

Following this result, scientists tried to revive the individual by placing their body under water and leaving it soak for an hour. At this point, the study lost all sense of reason.

When the body was removed from the water, it was discovered that not only was it still dead. The subject was also wet just as if he came out of a rain storm. This finding suggests that immersing oneself in water will not dry the individual.

There is still a lot of research to be done in this area according to researchers at Venango Campus. What can be determined is that water most assuredly makes whatever it touches wet.