I have questions..

Why does it look like a giant screen? There are straight lines? Does nobody else see that?

I have answers. That’s what you get when you fill the atmosphere with highly conductive nano materials and then blast it with all sorts of microwave energy. Think of tinfoil in the microwave

I couldn’t sleep last night so I went out on my screen porch to sit a bit here where i live in The Florida Keys. It was dead quiet and down here you can hear thunder 20 miles away coming in off the water. Last night I kept seeing blinding flashes of lightning and not a rumble to be heard.

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Me too. I know what they're doing but I wanna know why.

Shouldn’t there be crackling and thunder? Is this Blue Beam ?

This is lightning that occured very far away, with thunder that dissipates before it reaches the observer. At night, it is possible to see the flashes of lightning from very far distances, up to 100 miles (160 km), but the sound does not carry that far.

I could be wrong but that dosent look like a storm. Looks like Thor is battling a foe. Where's point break at?

My pareidolia is out of control

A very charged up atmosphere

Watch it in slow motion. Definitely provokes questions.

Happening in midwest too. However you could see the outline of something in it. What?? I dont know but it sure looked big and with definite form. Zero thunder.

Swear 2 nights ago over rural Kentucky. No sound at all and just flickered the same exact way

Looks like bombs in the sky

Beautiful

US in the storm ?

I saw a little one in TN the other day, for real.

All I gotta say is, this is weird... All the Norads firing off scalars.

@grok how many mega-giga-super volts is this? How many millamps could I get from this storm?

Same thing has been happening off the coast of South Florida, in one particular area. I’ve noticed it at least 2-3 nights a week for past few weeks.

hmmm biblical shit man.. Lighting...

Space battle

So do I. Why cant i hear any of this shit?

Gods having make up sex

This has been going on a lot lately, tons in SC..

Me too

Better call Dion

The dispersion of nano-particulated heavy metals is very conducive to electricity. This video demonstrates that fact.

seen in North Myrtle ⚡️👀

Not natural.

Lighting can strike a person from 25 miles away per scientist. You probably already know that, though. Glad you didn't get hit by it

Crazy

Coastal Georgia had something similar not to long ago. Lit my whole room up, over and over