Cockpit view of an Airbus flying through cloud with static electricity discharge.
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How does this occur?
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ชอบครับ ผมเองชอบดูเม็ดฝนเวลามันตกมากระ
ทบกระจกรถยนค์เวลาที่รถติด ผมจะรู้สึกเย็นไปกับสายฝนครับ
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I don't think I would call that St. Elmo's fire as S.E. Fire is more of a plamsa. Your video looks more like common static electric arcs across a windshield. I saw them on my C182 once on a very dry night.
Msagro5 1 year ago
@Msagro5 You're probably right. Thanks, corrected title.
Anyway, whenever we see the zapping on the windshield, if we dimmed off all cockpit lights, lean forward and look through the windshield there will be St. Elmo's fire radiates from the nose radome which is kind of glowing plasma.... but that one is far beyond my camcorder capture capability!
BoeingJetJockey 1 year ago
Can this cause any mishap in the aircraft's systems?
immortalisblog 1 year ago
@immortalisblog No problem at all. This is quite normal indeed.
BoeingJetJockey 1 year ago
wow, did you guy's turn to avois this or was it a scheduled turn?
ImpulsivePlay3r 1 year ago
@ImpulsivePlay3r That was actually the turning back on track. At the start of the clip we're about 20nm right of airway.
BoeingJetJockey 1 year ago