Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

✨ Pearlescent clouds spotted over Finland — a rare atmospheric phenomenon Officially known as polar stratospheric clouds, they form in the lower stratosphere at extremely low temperatures — around –78°C. Drop your beautiful sky photos in the comments.

nexta_tv's profile picture

NEXTA

1,321,949 subscribers

45,381 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

Wissenschaft & Technologie
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

Absolutely insane Mammatus Clouds spotted over Michigan👀⛅️ Take a look at these incredible, low-hanging clouds captured recently over Michigan. The person filming said the air was dead quiet with zero wind, but there was a strange, eerie "hum" in the background. As they put it: "It feels like the whole sky's pressing down on us.."
0:14

Absolutely insane Mammatus Clouds spotted over Michigan👀⛅️ Take a look at these incredible, low-hanging clouds captured recently over Michigan. The person filming said the air was dead quiet with zero wind, but there was a strange, eerie "hum" in the background. As they put it: "It feels like the whole sky's pressing down on us.."

Dailyscienceinfo

71,923 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen

An atmospheric phenomenon resembling a celestial gateway is known as a subsun. This stunning optical effect occurs when sunlight reflects off plate-shaped ice crystals present in clouds, creating bright spots or halos that can appear below the sun.
0:17

An atmospheric phenomenon resembling a celestial gateway is known as a subsun. This stunning optical effect occurs when sunlight reflects off plate-shaped ice crystals present in clouds, creating bright spots or halos that can appear below the sun.

Black Hole

109,214 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

A giant ghost in the sky? Not quite. A hiker captured a beautiful optical illusion known as a Brocken spectre, which occurs when sunlight behind an observer projects a magnified shadow onto mist or clouds at high altitude.
0:14

A giant ghost in the sky? Not quite. A hiker captured a beautiful optical illusion known as a Brocken spectre, which occurs when sunlight behind an observer projects a magnified shadow onto mist or clouds at high altitude.

AccuWeather

20,011 Aufrufe • vor 18 Tagen

In the stratosphere at an altitude of around 30 km, the polar #vortex is partly distorted and split into two lobes. 🧐 Over the next 14 days, its lack of compactness is expected to prevail, as indicated by model forecasts. Such a state of the polar vortex allows cold Arctic air to penetrate into lower latitudes in some regions. This is currently affecting Europe, while warm weather prevails in America.
0:10

In the stratosphere at an altitude of around 30 km, the polar #vortex is partly distorted and split into two lobes. 🧐 Over the next 14 days, its lack of compactness is expected to prevail, as indicated by model forecasts. Such a state of the polar vortex allows cold Arctic air to penetrate into lower latitudes in some regions. This is currently affecting Europe, while warm weather prevails in America.

Ventusky

127,420 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

A mass of Arctic air will become trapped over eastern Europe. 🥶 In #Ukraine, #Belarus, and western #Russia, temperatures will regularly drop to around −20 °C over the next at least 14 days, while daytime highs will be only around −10 °C (watch the temperature outlook for the next 14 days): 🧐 These are below-average temperatures which, according to current forecasts, could persist throughout the entire month of January.
0:15

A mass of Arctic air will become trapped over eastern Europe. 🥶 In #Ukraine, #Belarus, and western #Russia, temperatures will regularly drop to around −20 °C over the next at least 14 days, while daytime highs will be only around −10 °C (watch the temperature outlook for the next 14 days): 🧐 These are below-average temperatures which, according to current forecasts, could persist throughout the entire month of January.

Ventusky

281,902 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

The UAE has successfully tested artificial rain technology in the desert at 50°C. As reported by Business Insider, in the United Arab Emirates, to combat the 50-degree heat, they intend to use drones to make it rain. This method is known as "cloud seeding". The UAE has used drones that strike clouds with an electric current, which provokes them into a collision and precipitation.
0:10

The UAE has successfully tested artificial rain technology in the desert at 50°C. As reported by Business Insider, in the United Arab Emirates, to combat the 50-degree heat, they intend to use drones to make it rain. This method is known as "cloud seeding". The UAE has used drones that strike clouds with an electric current, which provokes them into a collision and precipitation.

𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤

3,686,772 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Timelapse of this morning's asperitas clouds as they rolled like waves in the sky over the Tulsa metro. You can also see the smoke from a tank battery fire that started in Glenpool after it was struck by lightning. This is looking west from NW Bixby. #okwx
0:15

Timelapse of this morning's asperitas clouds as they rolled like waves in the sky over the Tulsa metro. You can also see the smoke from a tank battery fire that started in Glenpool after it was struck by lightning. This is looking west from NW Bixby. #okwx

Braxton Banks

57,625 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Created with Seedance 2.0 on BudgetPixel AI **Format:** 9:16 Vertical | 4K Ultra HD | Hyper-Realistic Fantasy | Epic Cinematic | Fast-Paced | FPV Action **Prompt:** The world's first flying horse race unfolds high above the clouds among massive floating islands suspended in the sky. Thousands of spectators fill floating grandstands and airborne platforms, cheering as majestic winged horses line up at the starting gate. At the signal, the riders launch forward at incredible speed. The camera becomes a high-speed FPV drone, flying directly behind the leading horse as it dives between towering floating cliffs and races through glowing cloud tunnels. Powerful wings beat through the air, scattering mist and sunlight. Rival riders perform breathtaking aerial maneuvers, barrel rolls, steep dives, and near-miss overtakes around ancient sky temples and giant floating waterfalls. The race intensifies as the camera weaves between competitors at extreme speed, capturing dramatic close passes and turbulent air currents. Golden sunlight breaks through the clouds while the floating islands cast enormous shadows across the sky. In the final seconds, two horses battle neck-and-neck above a sea of glowing clouds. The camera surges forward alongside them as they dive toward the finish line suspended between two colossal floating towers. A spectacular photo finish at sunset, golden skies, cinematic lens flares, cheering crowds, epic scale, ultra-realistic details, dynamic motion, volumetric clouds, seamless action, masterpiece fantasy cinematography.
0:15

Created with Seedance 2.0 on BudgetPixel AI **Format:** 9:16 Vertical | 4K Ultra HD | Hyper-Realistic Fantasy | Epic Cinematic | Fast-Paced | FPV Action **Prompt:** The world's first flying horse race unfolds high above the clouds among massive floating islands suspended in the sky. Thousands of spectators fill floating grandstands and airborne platforms, cheering as majestic winged horses line up at the starting gate. At the signal, the riders launch forward at incredible speed. The camera becomes a high-speed FPV drone, flying directly behind the leading horse as it dives between towering floating cliffs and races through glowing cloud tunnels. Powerful wings beat through the air, scattering mist and sunlight. Rival riders perform breathtaking aerial maneuvers, barrel rolls, steep dives, and near-miss overtakes around ancient sky temples and giant floating waterfalls. The race intensifies as the camera weaves between competitors at extreme speed, capturing dramatic close passes and turbulent air currents. Golden sunlight breaks through the clouds while the floating islands cast enormous shadows across the sky. In the final seconds, two horses battle neck-and-neck above a sea of glowing clouds. The camera surges forward alongside them as they dive toward the finish line suspended between two colossal floating towers. A spectacular photo finish at sunset, golden skies, cinematic lens flares, cheering crowds, epic scale, ultra-realistic details, dynamic motion, volumetric clouds, seamless action, masterpiece fantasy cinematography.

Ai Doctor

27,314 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

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+ miles
0:18

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+ miles

Wall Street Apes

52,198 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Approaching Neptune🔵 This video consists of raw images from Voyager 2, which flew by the planet in August 1989. While studying these images of the surface, scientists discovered Neptune's Great Dark Spot and Little Dark Spot. Several years later, the dark spots discovered by the probe disappeared, but new ones appeared in their place. The spots on Neptune are storm vortices in the atmosphere. They are also known as anticyclones. They are accompanied by bright, light companion clouds that form when disturbed atmospheric currents rise above the vortex. These vortices vary greatly. They have different shapes, sizes, stability, and other parameters. Near such objects, wind speeds can reach 2,400 km/h. That's even faster than the speed of sound!
0:18

Approaching Neptune🔵 This video consists of raw images from Voyager 2, which flew by the planet in August 1989. While studying these images of the surface, scientists discovered Neptune's Great Dark Spot and Little Dark Spot. Several years later, the dark spots discovered by the probe disappeared, but new ones appeared in their place. The spots on Neptune are storm vortices in the atmosphere. They are also known as anticyclones. They are accompanied by bright, light companion clouds that form when disturbed atmospheric currents rise above the vortex. These vortices vary greatly. They have different shapes, sizes, stability, and other parameters. Near such objects, wind speeds can reach 2,400 km/h. That's even faster than the speed of sound!

Black Hole

12,644 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

They say: “It’s a CQB gun, that’s why you have a 4.1” height over bore optic. Just know your hold over.” We say: Having to calculate that hold over at speed is slow for anybody, including the guy who designed it as shown in the video below. Lower height over bore is better for speed and accuracy in CQB and thereby across carbine gunfighting ranges.
0:11

They say: “It’s a CQB gun, that’s why you have a 4.1” height over bore optic. Just know your hold over.” We say: Having to calculate that hold over at speed is slow for anybody, including the guy who designed it as shown in the video below. Lower height over bore is better for speed and accuracy in CQB and thereby across carbine gunfighting ranges.

Jesse Cinco

138,131 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Created with Gemini Nano Banana Pro Prompt: A breathtaking cinematic skydiving sequence begins inside a military-style helicopter flying at 15,000 feet above a sea of clouds during golden hour. The camera slowly moves through the helicopter cabin, revealing a fearless young woman skydiver wearing a sleek black wingsuit-inspired jumpsuit, professional parachute harness, tactical gloves, and aerodynamic goggles. Her long dark hair moves gently in the wind coming through the open side door. The helicopter's powerful rotor blades spin overhead, creating realistic motion blur and dynamic vibrations. Sunlight streams through the cabin, casting dramatic rays and cinematic shadows across her determined face. The camera captures an intense close-up of her eyes as she looks toward the endless horizon. As epic orchestral music builds, she steps to the edge of the helicopter. The camera switches to a dramatic low-angle shot showing the vast sky and breathtaking world below. In slow motion, she leaps into the open air. Time seems to freeze as she exits the aircraft, with tiny particles of dust and sunlight sparkling around her. The camera follows her from multiple cinematic angles: front-facing tracking shots, side-profile action shots, over-the-shoulder aerial perspectives, and wide drone-style views. Her body glides smoothly through the atmosphere as clouds rush past. Her hair flows dynamically in the wind while realistic fabric physics animate her suit and parachute straps. Below her lies an incredible landscape of towering mountain ranges, turquoise lakes, winding rivers, deep valleys, dense forests, and snow-capped peaks stretching endlessly to the horizon. Volumetric clouds cast moving shadows across the terrain. The sun creates golden highlights on the mountains and sparkling reflections on the water. The camera circles around her at high speed while she performs controlled aerial maneuvers and graceful spins. Tiny water droplets and cloud mist pass the lens, creating immersive realism. Lens flares, atmospheric haze, HDR lighting, and cinematic depth of field enhance the visual impact. As the music reaches its climax, she bursts through a layer of clouds into brilliant sunlight. The camera captures a stunning 360-degree orbit around her, revealing the entire world beneath. She smiles confidently while freefalling at high speed. Near the end, she reaches for the parachute cord. Time slows dramatically. A close-up shot shows her hand pulling the release handle. Instantly, the parachute deploys with a powerful burst of motion. The colorful canopy opens above her against a vivid blue sky. The final scene shows her peacefully gliding through the sky as the sun sets on the horizon, painting the clouds with orange, pink, and gold colors. The camera pulls back farther and farther until she becomes a tiny silhouette floating above the majestic landscape. Epic cinematic ending, ultra-realistic visuals, Hollywood blockbuster quality, National Geographic aerial cinematography, 8K HDR, hyper-realistic lighting, realistic wind simulation, volumetric clouds, smooth camera movements, masterpiece, viral social media quality.
0:10

Created with Gemini Nano Banana Pro Prompt: A breathtaking cinematic skydiving sequence begins inside a military-style helicopter flying at 15,000 feet above a sea of clouds during golden hour. The camera slowly moves through the helicopter cabin, revealing a fearless young woman skydiver wearing a sleek black wingsuit-inspired jumpsuit, professional parachute harness, tactical gloves, and aerodynamic goggles. Her long dark hair moves gently in the wind coming through the open side door. The helicopter's powerful rotor blades spin overhead, creating realistic motion blur and dynamic vibrations. Sunlight streams through the cabin, casting dramatic rays and cinematic shadows across her determined face. The camera captures an intense close-up of her eyes as she looks toward the endless horizon. As epic orchestral music builds, she steps to the edge of the helicopter. The camera switches to a dramatic low-angle shot showing the vast sky and breathtaking world below. In slow motion, she leaps into the open air. Time seems to freeze as she exits the aircraft, with tiny particles of dust and sunlight sparkling around her. The camera follows her from multiple cinematic angles: front-facing tracking shots, side-profile action shots, over-the-shoulder aerial perspectives, and wide drone-style views. Her body glides smoothly through the atmosphere as clouds rush past. Her hair flows dynamically in the wind while realistic fabric physics animate her suit and parachute straps. Below her lies an incredible landscape of towering mountain ranges, turquoise lakes, winding rivers, deep valleys, dense forests, and snow-capped peaks stretching endlessly to the horizon. Volumetric clouds cast moving shadows across the terrain. The sun creates golden highlights on the mountains and sparkling reflections on the water. The camera circles around her at high speed while she performs controlled aerial maneuvers and graceful spins. Tiny water droplets and cloud mist pass the lens, creating immersive realism. Lens flares, atmospheric haze, HDR lighting, and cinematic depth of field enhance the visual impact. As the music reaches its climax, she bursts through a layer of clouds into brilliant sunlight. The camera captures a stunning 360-degree orbit around her, revealing the entire world beneath. She smiles confidently while freefalling at high speed. Near the end, she reaches for the parachute cord. Time slows dramatically. A close-up shot shows her hand pulling the release handle. Instantly, the parachute deploys with a powerful burst of motion. The colorful canopy opens above her against a vivid blue sky. The final scene shows her peacefully gliding through the sky as the sun sets on the horizon, painting the clouds with orange, pink, and gold colors. The camera pulls back farther and farther until she becomes a tiny silhouette floating above the majestic landscape. Epic cinematic ending, ultra-realistic visuals, Hollywood blockbuster quality, National Geographic aerial cinematography, 8K HDR, hyper-realistic lighting, realistic wind simulation, volumetric clouds, smooth camera movements, masterpiece, viral social media quality.

Yashal Ai

17,581 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

What the Night Sky on Mars may look like. The clearest sky any human has never stood under. Mars' atmosphere is barely 1% as thick as Earth's. So the stars don't twinkle. They just sit there, sharp and steady, burning cold and clear. No cities. No streetlights. No glow on the horizon. On a clear night, your eye could catch stars down to magnitude 6.6 — as deep as the human eye can physically go, something almost nobody on Earth ever gets to experience through all our light pollution. And then there's the gut-punch. Off in the dark, you'd spot a single pale blue dot low on the horizon. A "morning star" like Venus is to us — except this one is Earth. Home. Everyone you've ever known, glowing faintly in someone else's night sky. The only catch is the dust. Fine and rust-colored, it tints the sky pink at sunset and dims the stars near the horizon like a low fog rolling in. But straight overhead, on a still night?
0:15

What the Night Sky on Mars may look like. The clearest sky any human has never stood under. Mars' atmosphere is barely 1% as thick as Earth's. So the stars don't twinkle. They just sit there, sharp and steady, burning cold and clear. No cities. No streetlights. No glow on the horizon. On a clear night, your eye could catch stars down to magnitude 6.6 — as deep as the human eye can physically go, something almost nobody on Earth ever gets to experience through all our light pollution. And then there's the gut-punch. Off in the dark, you'd spot a single pale blue dot low on the horizon. A "morning star" like Venus is to us — except this one is Earth. Home. Everyone you've ever known, glowing faintly in someone else's night sky. The only catch is the dust. Fine and rust-colored, it tints the sky pink at sunset and dims the stars near the horizon like a low fog rolling in. But straight overhead, on a still night?

Curiosity

76,145 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🌌 Seven Worlds. One Night. A Rare Cosmic Alignment 🌌 On February 28, 2025, seven planets of our solar system lined up in the night sky in a rare celestial event known as a planetary parade. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune appeared on the same side of the Sun, creating a breathtaking sight for skywatchers around the world. Four planets were visible to the naked eye, while the distant giants required binoculars or a telescope. Events like this don’t happen often — the next similar alignment won’t occur until around 2040. Moments like these remind us how small we are… and how incredible the universe truly is. ✨🪐
0:13

🌌 Seven Worlds. One Night. A Rare Cosmic Alignment 🌌 On February 28, 2025, seven planets of our solar system lined up in the night sky in a rare celestial event known as a planetary parade. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune appeared on the same side of the Sun, creating a breathtaking sight for skywatchers around the world. Four planets were visible to the naked eye, while the distant giants required binoculars or a telescope. Events like this don’t happen often — the next similar alignment won’t occur until around 2040. Moments like these remind us how small we are… and how incredible the universe truly is. ✨🪐

Astronomy Vibes

136,669 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

When courage meets curiosity, even dragons choose ice cream over fire. 🐉🍦 Made with GPT image 2 and Seedance 2.0 on Creatify AI Prompt: Style: Ultra-realistic fantasy, cinematic lighting, magical realism, 4K HDR, soft depth of field, dynamic camera movement, emotionally uplifting tone. 0–3s: A small girl stands alone in a misty mountain valley. The ground trembles as a massive fire-breathing dragon emerges from the clouds, its eyes glowing and smoke drifting from its nostrils. The girl looks up, fearless but calm. 3–6s: The dragon leans closer, letting out a low roar that shakes the environment. The girl slowly raises her hand, revealing a single ice cream cone, slightly melting in her grip. Silence falls. 6–10s: The dragon pauses… confused. Then gently lowers its head. The fire in its mouth fades as it curiously sniffs the ice cream. Soft light begins to glow around them. 10–13s: The dragon carefully takes the ice cream with its claw-like hand and tastes it. Its expression instantly changes from fierce to playful and friendly. Its wings slowly relax. 13–15s: The dragon gently lifts the girl onto its back. They soar together through golden clouds, flying above mountains as the sky turns warm and magical. The girl laughs as they disappear into the horizon. #Creatify #aimediabuyer #aitools #MarketingTips #D2CMarketing
0:14

When courage meets curiosity, even dragons choose ice cream over fire. 🐉🍦 Made with GPT image 2 and Seedance 2.0 on Creatify AI Prompt: Style: Ultra-realistic fantasy, cinematic lighting, magical realism, 4K HDR, soft depth of field, dynamic camera movement, emotionally uplifting tone. 0–3s: A small girl stands alone in a misty mountain valley. The ground trembles as a massive fire-breathing dragon emerges from the clouds, its eyes glowing and smoke drifting from its nostrils. The girl looks up, fearless but calm. 3–6s: The dragon leans closer, letting out a low roar that shakes the environment. The girl slowly raises her hand, revealing a single ice cream cone, slightly melting in her grip. Silence falls. 6–10s: The dragon pauses… confused. Then gently lowers its head. The fire in its mouth fades as it curiously sniffs the ice cream. Soft light begins to glow around them. 10–13s: The dragon carefully takes the ice cream with its claw-like hand and tastes it. Its expression instantly changes from fierce to playful and friendly. Its wings slowly relax. 13–15s: The dragon gently lifts the girl onto its back. They soar together through golden clouds, flying above mountains as the sky turns warm and magical. The girl laughs as they disappear into the horizon. #Creatify #aimediabuyer #aitools #MarketingTips #D2CMarketing

Caden Flux

49,322 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

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.
0:17

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.

Andreas Mogensen

67,151 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Y'all see this swirl over the Mediterranean passing south of Benghazi? That's not a hurricane – it's a Medicane. Yes, that's a real term. The word is a portmanteau combining "Mediterranean" and "hurricane." The Mediterranean is too small to support barotropic (tropical cyclones) the scale of conventional hurricanes AND is too far north to support a truly tropical cyclone anyway. Moreover, water temperatures are too cool. (Most tropical cyclones exist over sea surface temperatures of 78 degrees or warmer; the current water temperature off the coast of Libya is about 63 degrees.) Medicanes can and occasionally do reach hurricane strength. The strongest on record was Medicane Ianos, which impacted Greece between September 17-18, 2020. It briefly became the equivalent of a tiny Category 2 hurricane with winds of 95 mph. On rare occasions, a nontropical low can meander over the Mediterranean, and a storm can form that takes on some tropical characteristics. Unlike nontropical cyclones, which are common at the mid-latitudes, medicanes feature a warm core. That requires warm sea surface temperatures. A 2016 study found that medicanes are likely to become significantly stronger by the end of the century in response to warming sea surface temperatures. Tthe researchers found a likelihood for "a higher number of moderate and violent medicanes.” Since 1980, Mediterranean sea surface temperatures have increased between 1 and 2 degrees.
0:19

Y'all see this swirl over the Mediterranean passing south of Benghazi? That's not a hurricane – it's a Medicane. Yes, that's a real term. The word is a portmanteau combining "Mediterranean" and "hurricane." The Mediterranean is too small to support barotropic (tropical cyclones) the scale of conventional hurricanes AND is too far north to support a truly tropical cyclone anyway. Moreover, water temperatures are too cool. (Most tropical cyclones exist over sea surface temperatures of 78 degrees or warmer; the current water temperature off the coast of Libya is about 63 degrees.) Medicanes can and occasionally do reach hurricane strength. The strongest on record was Medicane Ianos, which impacted Greece between September 17-18, 2020. It briefly became the equivalent of a tiny Category 2 hurricane with winds of 95 mph. On rare occasions, a nontropical low can meander over the Mediterranean, and a storm can form that takes on some tropical characteristics. Unlike nontropical cyclones, which are common at the mid-latitudes, medicanes feature a warm core. That requires warm sea surface temperatures. A 2016 study found that medicanes are likely to become significantly stronger by the end of the century in response to warming sea surface temperatures. Tthe researchers found a likelihood for "a higher number of moderate and violent medicanes.” Since 1980, Mediterranean sea surface temperatures have increased between 1 and 2 degrees.

MyRadar Weather

36,923 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

This juice recipe is suitable for those who are struggling to cope with sugar and carbohydrate cravings as well as those who are coming off a high sugar diet. INGREDIENTS : 2 cucumbers 1 handful parsley 1 bunch kale 1 inch piece ginger 1 lemon Cucumbers are low in carbohydrates, so they can be a good option for people with elevated blood sugar levels. Kale is high in fiber and vitamin C and helps to convert and increase serotonin in the brain. Low levels of serotonin can increase sugar cravings, so lots of vitamin C will help increase the serotonin and keep sugar cravings at bay. Parsley is used as a natural way to help lower blood sugar levels.
0:15

This juice recipe is suitable for those who are struggling to cope with sugar and carbohydrate cravings as well as those who are coming off a high sugar diet. INGREDIENTS : 2 cucumbers 1 handful parsley 1 bunch kale 1 inch piece ginger 1 lemon Cucumbers are low in carbohydrates, so they can be a good option for people with elevated blood sugar levels. Kale is high in fiber and vitamin C and helps to convert and increase serotonin in the brain. Low levels of serotonin can increase sugar cravings, so lots of vitamin C will help increase the serotonin and keep sugar cravings at bay. Parsley is used as a natural way to help lower blood sugar levels.

Barbara Oneill

147,568 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Recently, construction sites across China have been introducing “air membrane systems” for fully enclosed construction. They are promoted as offering noise reduction, dust control, and the ability to work regardless of weather. However, many frontline workers and netizens report that the environment inside these air membranes is extremely harsh. Temperatures inside are far higher than outside — in summer it feels like a sauna, with internal temperatures reaching 40–50°C. Air does not circulate properly, dust concentrations are high, and the risk of pneumoconiosis (dust lung disease) is serious. Workers must wear masks the entire time. Netizen comments: • “They turned outdoor work into indoor work, so now even above 40°C there’s no high-temperature subsidy.” • “Now they have to work even when it rains. No rest 365 days a year.” So who is the capitalist who treat workers as spare parts?
0:13

Recently, construction sites across China have been introducing “air membrane systems” for fully enclosed construction. They are promoted as offering noise reduction, dust control, and the ability to work regardless of weather. However, many frontline workers and netizens report that the environment inside these air membranes is extremely harsh. Temperatures inside are far higher than outside — in summer it feels like a sauna, with internal temperatures reaching 40–50°C. Air does not circulate properly, dust concentrations are high, and the risk of pneumoconiosis (dust lung disease) is serious. Workers must wear masks the entire time. Netizen comments: • “They turned outdoor work into indoor work, so now even above 40°C there’s no high-temperature subsidy.” • “Now they have to work even when it rains. No rest 365 days a year.” So who is the capitalist who treat workers as spare parts?

The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动

20,810 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen

A hailstorm hit South Ruislip yesterday afternoon, turning streets and driveways white in under a minute. Footage sent to UB1UB2 shows a calm West London afternoon shift to a winter scene almost instantly, with hail thick enough to blanket roads, cars and pavements. The Met Office had forecast heavy showers with hail and thunder across London and the South East. Temperatures could still drop to as low as 1°C tonight, with local frost possible in sheltered spots. Did anyone else get hit? Drop your area below 👇 📍 South Ruislip, West London 🎥 Submitted by Rabia Bakshi #UB1UB2 #southruislip #ruislip #london #westlondon
0:14

A hailstorm hit South Ruislip yesterday afternoon, turning streets and driveways white in under a minute. Footage sent to UB1UB2 shows a calm West London afternoon shift to a winter scene almost instantly, with hail thick enough to blanket roads, cars and pavements. The Met Office had forecast heavy showers with hail and thunder across London and the South East. Temperatures could still drop to as low as 1°C tonight, with local frost possible in sheltered spots. Did anyone else get hit? Drop your area below 👇 📍 South Ruislip, West London 🎥 Submitted by Rabia Bakshi #UB1UB2 #southruislip #ruislip #london #westlondon

UB1UB2 West London (Southall)

20,054 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten