⚡️ This is what pilots sometimes see above thunderstorms.... They’re called Red Sprites — massive electrical discharges that appear 30–50 miles above storms near the edge of space. They last only milliseconds… which is why capturing them on camera is extremely rare. Nature still has secrets above the clouds.show more

Red sprites... These elusive electrical events occur high above... thunderstorms, near the edge of space. Scientists know powerful lightning triggers them, but exactly why only certain storms produce them is still being studied. They’re so brief that most people will never witness one with their own eyes.show more

Ever wonder why your Sky is a solid shade... of White almost permanently these days? It’s because you’re living under a Geo-engineered shelf of cloud that looks like this from above, that’s why you no longer see White 3D fluffy clouds. Here is one adding to it to the layer.show more

From International Space Station, we have a unique vantage... point to observe lightning storms from directly above them. Much like from the ground, they appear as rapid, intense flashes that are over as quickly as they started. But, with the help of handheld cameras and a bit of practice (and, admittedly, some luck), we can capture these intense flashes with a very high frame rate then slow them down to see how the lightning propagates. It's lightning, in slow motion. This is one that occurred over Indonesia on 6/28. I shot it for a half second at 1/120 frame rate, so, 60 separate frames. I then compiled those frames into two videos: the first, in real-time, and the second, slowed down so that each frame is a half second to highlight the progression of the flash. Note the incredible burst of light in one frame, which includes what is likely a TLE on the upper left. A TLE, or Transient Luminous Event, is an electrical discharge that happens in the upper atmosphere above lightning storms (if you haven’t seen Ferry Farhan TLE photo from last week, head over to her page). As their name implies, these are transient, or short lived, phenomena – it appeared in only one frame of the sequence, lasting for no more than 1/120th of a second. The last photo is that single frame. Absolutely incredible.show more

Stars and the Firmament💫 The water above the firmament... consists of liquid oxygen, while the firmament itself is made of frozen, pure oxygen. Oxygen freezes at -218.79 degrees Celsius. As is well known, pure oxygen is blue when frozen. The higher you go, the colder and denser it becomes. This is also how the familiar wave effect is created when rockets launch into the sky. p/s These videos have gained me followers. They were filmed with a Nikon P1000 – the most powerful zoom camera on the market with 125x optical zoom!😉 And they write: Stars are not what we are led to believe. There is no space above the firmament of our planned and immobile Earth! I once told someone a long time ago that stars in videos look like light shining on the bottom of a public swimming pool. That makes perfect sense. "The waters above"💫😉show more

This is the kind of play that eye testers... have a hard time with, but also shows why catch probability is so useful. This ball had just a 55% catch probability, and is just made to look so easy by Ceddanne Rafaela. It's all about what you don't see on the screen, because it happens before the camera is on the play. The jump is 9.0 feet above average. He was positioned well into right-center. Lesser outfielders win catch on the week on this one with a full extension dive.show more

Beyond the clouds is a fascinating world. What you... see here is a picture of a red sprite over a thunder cloud that I took as part of the Thor-Davis experiment from DTU Space ⚡Red sprites are part of the rare phenomena known as Transient Luminous Events, often shortened TLEs, that can appear over thunder clouds. The red sprites form around 40 to 80 km above ground and as you can see in the video from the Davis camera, the red sprites appear after the thunder has struck and much higher up. The Davis camera is special in that it does not take a picture like a regular camera, but like the retina in our eyes that is sensitive to changes in light, allowing it to take up to the equivalent of 100.000 pictures per second. This brings back memories of the blue jet I caught on camera on my first mission in 2015. / En verden over skyerne Det her er et billede af en rød fe over en tordensky, som jeg tog som en del af Thor-Davis-eksperimentet fra DTU. Røde feer er en del af de sjældne fænomener kendt som Transiente Luminous Events, ofte forkortet TLE'er, der dannes over tordenskyer. De røde feer dannes cirka 40 til 80 km over Jorden, og som du kan se i videoen fra Davis-kameraet, kommer tordenen først, hvorefter den røde fe opstår højere oppe. Davis-kameraet er specielt, fordi det ikke tager billeder som et almindeligt kamera, men som nethinden i vores øjne, der er følsom over for ændringer i lys og med det kan Davis kameraet tage op til hvad der svarer til 100.000 billeder pr. sekund. At se en rød fe minder mig om det blå lyn, jeg tog et billede af under min første mission i 2015.show more

Our very own Queen of Crocs, Bindi Irwin 💚🐊... Also we love Bindi’s positive affirmations for Graham the 14 foot crocodile. Graham is showing a natural behaviour called a ‘tailwalk’. This is how they grab prey above the water which is why you don’t want to overhang the water on croc territory. We can protect crocodiles best by teaching people how to safely live alongside them. We sure do love our crocodiles!show more

At first glance, it looks like a highway floating... in the sky. This graceful arc of road across Pingtian Lake in China's Anhui Province is flanked by water so still that it mirrors the clouds above. Now I'm curious what it feels like to drive between the sky and its reflection.show more

Right in the middle of old city, near Charminar,... Hindus can be seen pasting stickers that read “If you change your religion, it’s like changing your mother/father” “Everyone born on this earth is a Hindu” Islamists thought they could silence auto driver Bharat for above quotes, and now they have to see them on every Hindu vehicle. 🤣🤣🤣show more

❤️ Runway Aleph 🔥🔈 Testing combining rapid camera movements... with preserving core of base video action. example: 'leaving the first frame unchanged, move the camera extremely rapidly to an aerial view above this explosion while keeping the focus on the explosion, then zoom the camera out to reveal the entire complex' Wonder if I can specify the final frame via image reference. Last video is original.show more

A view from a plane... What is happening! Are... we living in a parallel universe? How is it possible for anyone to look out of a plane window at 38k feet and see this, above the cloud cover, and just go with the propaganda narrative that it's only condensation?show more

Is your sky a solid shade of white? Was... it a solid shade of white yesterday & the day before? Is the sky nearly always a solid shade of white where you are? Ever wonder why it’s now like this a every single day - when it never used to be? It’s because above the homogeneous cloud shelf - this is happening constantly. On the rare days you can see the sky & Sun - you can even see it happening.show more

Something to note here for Vancouver's Rainfall in July... 2026. This is simply what a normal July actually is for us over here weather wise. It's just been 10 years since we have last seen a normal July for Rainfall. July 2026 has had nothing extreme, nothing abnormal. Just that this is what statistically a normal Vancouver July is weather wise for Rainfall. The only ENSO phase that is consistent with us having wetter than average Rainfall in July seems to be Super El Nino's, or either coming off or heading into one like in 2026. 1982: Well above average Rainfall in July 1997: Well above average Rainfall in July 2016: Slightly above average Rainfall in July 2026: Slightly above average Rainfall in July You want to blame something, blame El Nino for our good fortune in Vancouver this July. #bcstorm #shareyourweathershow more

"Lay Down!" Sometimes, that's all you can do when... the aurora explodes right overhead. In this clip, I tell my friends to lay down and stop taking photos - this is a moment worth watching and enjoying without the worry of capturing it. I'm laying in the snow just watching the skies open up above me, the camera resting on my hip while I take it all in.show more

"I had 1000 ETH and...i switched it into bitcoin... a couple months back...that was probably bad timing" "That was terrible timing" "I know. F**K!" Watch the clip. This is why ETH isn’t $10k There are a lot of smart but not fully plugged in retail crypto investors like Steven Bartlett who got shaken out of ETH this cycle. The ETH capitulation dip to $1500s in April after 3 years of ETH underperformance relative to BTC and meme assets was hard on ETH holders. Probably the hardest conviction test they've faced. It was hard. They sold. They haven't bought back. ETH hit all-time-highs above $4,940 last month on the institutional bid, not retail. It was ETF flows and treasury companies. We're below $10k because crypto retail is still offsides on ETH. Former holders still licking their wounds. Those who entered crypto in 2021/2022 still think they can barbell their crypto portfolio and skip ETH. It'll take big moves to convince them otherwise, convince them that ETH isn't dead. So what happens next? I think the retail bid comes back above $5k, goes crazy above $7k, frantic at $10k, and absolutely psycho at $15k. We’re below $10k because retail is sleeping on ETH.show more

🚨 ONE BITCOIN LEVEL DECIDES EVERYTHING Bitcoin is now... sitting directly below the 50-week MA. Last cycle, every retest of this line ended the same way: Rejection. Then an impulse move of roughly 20%. If that happens again, Bitcoin falls straight toward $65,000. But there is one way this setup gets destroyed. Bitcoin must break $84,000 and hold above it on the weekly chart. Most take-profit orders are clustered at that exact boundary. A quick wick above it means nothing. A weekly close and a successful hold would absorb those orders and confirm the reversal. The next move is binary: Rejected below $84,000 → $65,000 Break and hold above $84,000 → reversal confirmed The next weekly close decides who gets trapped. Follow and turn notifications on before the confirmation.show more

Pretty routine catch by Cam Smith, no? No. Only... 60% of MLB outfielders catch this ball, and most make it look much tougher, many even diving. Why? It's what happens before the camera is on the play. The jump, and then the route. Jump: +5.6 feet above average Route: 99% route efficiency (Oh, and he homered twice as well, let the kids play!)show more

Americans believe they are on The Truman Show when... they see a massive line in the sky move through the clouds What’s most likely happening here is a large cloud seeding trail is above the clouds and it’s casting a shadow onto the lower clouds Both cloud seeding trails and condensation trails could cause lines like this to cast a shadow Cloud seeding projects cover thousands of square miles - Utah programs 13,000 sq mi - Colorado 6,800+ sq mi - Combined Idaho projects 4,500 sq mi - California programs historically ~13,000 sq mi total. Multiple states CA, CO, ID, NV, UT, WY and more run cloud seeding programs with total active areas l exceeding 100,000+ sq mi across the West Aircraft flights can involve repeated passes or long trails of as far as 60+ milesshow more

⚡️ THE GATE OF MNEMOSYNE ⚡️ They found it... where the ocean keeps its oldest secrets. Two divers. One gate. Ancient stone carved with symbols that no civilization on the surface ever wrote. The glyphs began to glow the moment they stepped close — as if the gate had been waiting. Not for anyone. For them. Beyond the threshold, the Biosphere stores what the world above chose to forget. Memory. Origin. Truth. Some doors open with keys. This one opens with conviction. 🧬⚡ Exclusively on Crypto.com NFT × Cronos #Synthtopia #BIOSPHERE #CroFam #cryptocomshow more

✓State witness Lt.Col Makoa says the couple were throwing... money like sweets at parties while the rightful owners "kids" sleeping are hungry. ✓ He also said the salaries that they wrote on affidavit won't sustain the kind of lifestyle they shows. ✓ Accused no 2 is called Lamasweet, Greater gagash municipality and he said a person who earn R100K is a boy. This shows that the money they have is more than what it was disclosed. ✓ He also said they drink expensive liquors, expensive original clothes and they drive expensive cars. ✓These people are monied says the State witness because the man has always flaunt money, clothes and alcohol that's expensive N.B the above are some of the points not all of them. He gave the above points because he was trying to show that both the witness are in danger when these two get out and also the couple are in danger because the court is full of families of the victims the are angry and want their money now. So granting them bail it won't benifits both the victims and the accused. Below is the video of the Charlotte Tibane and Peter Nonyane dancing in a Giyani businessman called kokwani chaukeshow more