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  2. Sprite (lightning) - Wikipedia

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    A sprite at the horizon, with lightning below in the troposphere and above the green line of airglow at the upper mesopause and border to space (the bright light above is the Moon). First color image of a sprite, taken from an aircraft

  3. 'Beautiful' Sprite Lightning Flashes Over Oklahoma and Texas

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    Luminous sprite lightning danced across Texas and Oklahoma skies during a storm on June 19.Paul Michael Smith shared video to YouTube that shows a thunderstorm and red sprite lightning, or sprites ...

  4. Upper-atmospheric lightning - Wikipedia

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    The lightning that triggered it was in Polverigi, AN, Italy, at a distance of 285 km. Its strength, estimated at about 410 kA (kilo-Ampère), which is an order of magnitude stronger than a normal lightning (10 to 30 kilo-Ampère), generated an intense electromagnetic pulse. The red ring marks where the pulse hit the Earth's ionosphere.

  5. Sprites (lightning) - Wikipedia

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  6. Electric ‘jellyfish' spotted flashing above storm in night sky

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    Lightning bolts can be extremely dangerous yet hauntingly beautiful, and over the weekend, one photographer managed to capture video of a type of lightning that very few have ever seen. Around ...

  7. Terrestrial gamma-ray flash - Wikipedia

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    Scientists from Duke University have also been studying the link between certain lightning events and the mysterious gamma ray emissions that emanate from the Earth's own atmosphere, in light of newer observations of TGFs made by RHESSI. Their study suggests that this gamma radiation fountains upward from starting points at surprisingly low ...

  8. Thomas Ashcraft - Wikipedia

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    Thomas Ashcraft (born 1951, Springfield, Illinois) [1] is an American astronomer, naturalist, scientific instrument-maker, and artist. [2] He is known for his observations of transient luminous events (lightning sprites), [3] meteoric fireballs, [4] solar radio and optical phenomena, [5] and Jupiter radio emissions.

  9. Sitting Too Much Can Increase the Risk of Heart Problems ...

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    Related: Women Who Drink More Than 8 Drinks a Week Have a Higher Risk of Heart Disease: Study Ajufo confirmed that the study found that an end-of-day workout won’t necessarily reverse the ...