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Thunder goes through the firmament 🚨 ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

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Michael Merrifield2 years ago

Real science is much more beautiful and fascinating than made-up bollocks.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

this reminds me of driving through a city

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THE AMERICAN2 years ago

Thunder sound lightning creates that sound not the other way around

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David2 years ago

Upper-atmospheric lightning and ionospheric lightning. Perfectly well understood and researchable. Nothing unusual here petal. p.s. thunder is the sound created by the lightning, not the lightning itself 😉

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frogger2 years ago

Nothing to do with a dome

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Morgen Boragan2 years ago

Hold on. Do you not know what thunder is?

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Ed Baldwin 🇺🇸2 years ago

You mean lightning, buddy?

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Kevin2 years ago

My grandma use to say,It’s God bowling..

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TechTranslate2 years ago

For context: The phenomena shown here are sprits: Sprites are transient, upper atmospheric phenomena that appear as bursts of light above thunderstorms. These electrical discharges occur high in the Earth's atmosphere, stretching from the cloud tops up to the ionosphere. Sprites are part of the "transient luminous events" (TLEs) category, which includes other atmospheric electrical phenomena. First captured by cameras in 1989, sprites have since offered valuable insights into the electrical and chemical processes occurring in our planet's upper atmosphere. Best regards ❤️ Geee from TechTranslate Technical and scientific facts, step by step explained. 😃👍

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