Examples of sprites and sprite halos imaged by the University of Alaska from the Wyoming Infrared Observatory, Jelm Mountain, WY in 1999. The last example shows reignition of a sprite after ~50 milliseconds. Playback speed is 1/100 real time. A detailed analysis of Event #6 is contained in D.D. Sentman et al. (2008), Plasma chemistry of sprite streamers, J. Geophys. Res., 113( D11112), doi:10.1029/2007JD008941. (Music: excerpt from Beethoven's Violin Concerto.)
Great news for you, Relativistic Perturbation Mantle, they built these from a 12 ft sphere.
fulely 7 months ago
This is just insane. Awesome video, thank you.
MrKappaBeta 7 months ago
hahahahaha...the same phenomena that occurs on the sun...but in small scale.
A little solar flare...but here on earth...is like this.
On the SUn...this phenomena is just a massive...maybe the same thing...but with different scales and more agressive because the size.
maybe is a crazy from my mind...but looks like this one.
CmtePiu 11 months ago
bi-product of HAARP or cloud seeding
ThePatriotsofAmerica 1 year ago
@P3ERSON one old comment and 2 those are 2 diffrent things go too wikipedia and type in types of lightning and scroll down the big circular thing is a elve the lines streaking down is called and sprite.
april76301 1 year ago
Classical music and HUGE electrical discharges are what i need for a shockingly good day :)
P3ERSON 1 year ago
@april76301 No they are called sprite halos look it up
P3ERSON 1 year ago
Great show!! My work in Lightning will provide the cause of these for you. Relativistic Perturbation Mantle
fulely 1 year ago
there not called sprite halos there called elves
april76301 1 year ago
@maksphoto78 Actually, sprites are streamers, which are "ionization waves" that are different from leaders. It is not clear whether leaders even develop in sprites, since they involve significant current flow that heats the channels, and spectroscopic observations of sprite optical emissions indicate no significant neutral heating.
Eastview605 1 year ago