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More is the distance , more is the ionise molecule through which charge flows so spark showing more ions lighting up .
Hence luminosity will increase .
B) whereas in humid days water molecules will be present in the air , we know that water molecules are good conductor of charge and electricity so charge will flow without ionising air molecules . So we won't be able to see sparks
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