The world’s most Amazing Phenomena's

very beautiful! its amazing how some people can constantly look to the stars when there is so much beauty right here on good old planet earth

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WOW I Did not know they were concidered a phenomena! I live in CT and Traveled a lot to PA in when I was younger and mid summer you can see them...usually if you find a lost one you know they are starting to start up it the woods...its like a forest of Christmas trees at times...Its a scary hike down but the best place To see them is up high (like up a hiking trail) and its truly breathtaking..I look forward To seeing them every year!

- Good post!

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thank you for that very informative post starred both

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i actually have experienced cloudless rain kinda weirded me out a bit lol

found a few more whilst browsing, these are the glowing water phenomena

These ones are from the Gippsland Lakes in Australia bioluminescence is a very unique, beautiful, and rare phenomenon that results from a chain of events such as flash floods, storms, and bushfires that triggers a population explosion of one particular type of algae.







Puerto Rico - Mosquito Bay is home to millions of dinoflagellates; single celled plant like creatures that when disturbed will flash with beautiful blue light.

Ahh the mammatus clouds. I couldn't remember the name, but I do recall seeing those exact type of cloud formations on the day of the Joplin Tornado, just an hour away from there when the same storm rolled through my town. I remember my son was studying cloud formations and we hadn't seen that type in person before. Thanks for posting always enjoy these!

mind you one cloud formation that looks weird aswell are rolling clouds aka the morning glory cloud (think thats what they called)

Originally posted by cd5love96
Holy Hell. This is an awesome thread. I have a Motorola Xoom tablet and it would be awesome if someone can turn the storm images into wallpapers.

I think I have a volcanic lightning wallpaper somewhere...ill send it to you if i find it.
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Wow, great post! I love, love, love all of these pictures! As far as the Non-aqueous Rain goes, we get something similar to that here. After a good, hard rainstorm, if you walk down the street, you will find TONS of worms and little frogs everywhere. They seem to get sucked up and put down wherever the wind takes them. It's a bit freaky at first

I think I would freak out a bit if I saw the morning glory clouds moving in.

i just had to post this..look at those clouds

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As you probably should know as a member of ATS....what you refer to as a fire rainbow, we conspiracy theorists call "HAARP clouds" and they appear in the sky right before HAARP induced earthquakes. We also refer to them as "earthquake clouds".

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fire rainbow sounds alot more awsome than Haarp clouds lol

I've actually seen a moonbow here in New Mexico. Only once in the 9 years I've been here - it was freakin cool.

If it ever rains worms, fish on me I promise you will see me on the news.

I'll be the guy with the sign
"The End Is Near."
"Abandon all hope"

Legit phenomena or not that is just creepy.

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the world cirtainly is an amazing place fact stranger than fiction

Mother Nature truly is amazing. Some of those pictures are so surreal.

Another brilliant thread mate. Keep 'em coming.

Well deserved S&F off me.

Most amazing picture and vids - thanks for posting

Ice dunes, wish I had a pic to share. Living by the Great Lakes for a few winters gave me a chance to walk ( carefully) the dunes but some winters they did not develop.