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Upwards lightning caught on film


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Posted (IP: Staff) ·
Scientists have succeeded in photographing the rare phenomenon of "upwards lightning", also known as "gigantic jets" these bolts can be just as powerful as normal lightning and reach several miles up.

"Scientists have photographed "upwards lightning", a rarely-seen phenomenon where electricity from storms flows into the upper atmosphere."

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And where do hey come from?

Electron collision in soil? :P

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"They actually deliver to the upper atmosphere as much electric charge as the very strong lightning strokes to ground."

Now, that is something interesting! ;)

So, isnt there any difference between this and the normal ones other than the direction??

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"They actually deliver to the upper atmosphere as much electric charge as the very strong lightning strokes to ground."

Now, that is something interesting! ;)

So, isnt there any difference between this and the normal ones other than the direction??

I would appreciate if you elaborated on that...

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Very neat B) It would be interesting to see that happening for real.

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I would appreciate if you elaborated on that...

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It is not coming from the ground to the sky, but from the clouds upward.

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