Adolfo Garcia-Marin
July 23, 2017 at 7:39 amHighway to Hell?
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A meteor leaves its signature over Payson, Arizona. © Mike LerchPosted on June 3, 2016This is an example of:
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A Heart in the clouds over York, UK. © Melyssa WrightPosted on July 24, 2017This is an example of:
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A sunset illuminated storm system over Delray Beach, Florida, US. © Liz NewmanPosted on July 21, 2017This is an example of:
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A sunset over Goolwa Beach, South Australia. © Iain LanguschPosted on July 21, 2017This is an example of:
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A view of building storm systems over the Upper Rhine Valley, Germany. © Karsten KoehlerPosted on July 21, 2017This is an example of:
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A Brocken Spectre spotted on top of the San Francisco Peaks, US. © Scott ThybonyPosted on July 21, 2017This is an example of:
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A circumhorizon arc over Marunouchi, Kochi City, Japan. © Tadashi TanimotoPosted on July 20, 2017This is an example of:
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The evening sky over Mount Vesuvius, viewed from Sorrento, Italy. © Joe SillitoePosted on July 20, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Snow Basin, Utah, US. © Kara SnowPosted on July 20, 2017This is an example of:
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A mix of high and low formations with the bonus of a colourful Summertime Halo/Circumhorizon Arc, spotted over Salt Lake City, US. © Robert LindgrenPosted on July 20, 2017This is an example of:
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A feather over the Adriatic sea, Senigallia, Marche, Italy. © Paola CalcaterraPosted on July 20, 2017This is an example of:
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A lenticular UFO pays a visit to Ullswater, in the Lake District, UK. © Simon EtheridgePosted on July 20, 2017This is an example of:
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A classic display of unbridled energy and the bonus of some cryptic cloud faces in this formation over Huntersville, North Carolina, US. © Lauren AntanaitisPosted on July 19, 2017This is an example of:
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Laurence Green
July 19, 2017 at 7:03 pmTalk about energy! This mighty cloud has it packed in big time!
Love this one!
Lauren, you have done full justice to my absolute favourite cloud – the undisputed cloud “King”! The “King” depicted here is akin to my favourite instrument, the mighty organ, the king of all instruments.
Laurence
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An angelic summertime halo/circumhorizon arc over Sequim, Washington, US. © Andy SalleePosted on July 19, 2017This is an example of:
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An 'Alien visitation' UFO lenticularis, spotted over Liddington Castle, Wiltshire, UK. © Lynn WrightPosted on July 19, 2017This is an example of:
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Laurence Green
July 19, 2017 at 6:55 pmA very nice shot, Lynn.
It reminds me much of the famous (infamous?!?) “Crop Circles” that several years ago were so apparent in county Wiltshire.
Laurence
PS. Glad to see you were not abducted and still here with us to share this photo with us, thanks be!
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A reclusive sundog in a cloud mix over Yunnan, China. © Kun QianPosted on July 19, 2017This is an example of:
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Laurence Green
July 19, 2017 at 6:51 pmA glimpse of heaven and another world. Love this shot much!
Laurence
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A storm system over The Valley Of The Gods, Utah, US. © Paul MartiniPosted on July 18, 2017This is an example of:
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin
July 19, 2017 at 6:34 amGood shot, Paul!
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Maxine Hill
July 19, 2017 at 1:18 pmAmazing – well caught!
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Michael Sharp
July 19, 2017 at 4:54 pmA very good shot of lightning in what looks like a small localised storm system.
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Paul Martini
July 19, 2017 at 6:13 pmThank you Adolfo, Maxine and Michael.
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Laurence Green
July 19, 2017 at 10:39 pmEloquent touchdown.
Laurence
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A horseshoe vortex (top centre), over Bacup, Lancashire, UK. © Ayesha GavinPosted on July 18, 2017This is an example of:
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin
July 19, 2017 at 6:34 amI like this simple picture
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A cute little Bunny over Modena, Italy. © Fiorella IaconoPosted on July 18, 2017This is an example of:
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin
July 19, 2017 at 6:35 am:-)
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This image taken over Madrid, Spain, is what Adolfo described as his choice for "a perfect midday in Summer." © Adolfo Garcia-MarinPosted on July 18, 2017This is an example of:
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Laurence Green
July 19, 2017 at 6:49 pmAdolfo
This is so typical of our “famous” summer here in the UK! You have my sympathies! That said, we have had some really hot and humid days here with the mercury barrelling upwards in the thermometer. We have had some huge storms brought about by the high temperatures and rain clouds moving in – recipe for storms.
Best wishes.
Laurence
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A storm system building over Bokeelia on the northern most point of Pine Island, west of Fort Myers, Florida, US. © Mike SharpPosted on July 17, 2017This is an example of:
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Godzilla coming on to the shore at sunset, the Gulf of Mexico, Venice, Florida, US. © Jim BencivengaPosted on July 17, 2017This is an example of:
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A great contender for a 'guess the number of clouds in the image' competition, spotted over the Vale of Neath, Wales. © Mike DaviesPosted on July 17, 2017This is an example of:
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin
July 18, 2017 at 12:49 pmGreat picture.
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June 3, 2016 at 8:30 pmComment from Mike….
A meteor exploded in the atmosphere over Payson Arizonaz around 4am on June 2 2016. Estimated size is 10 meter around, a small one. I was just getting out of bed at the time. I couldn’t tell you if I saw or heard anything. But, at 4:55am As I was going outside to get in the truck , for work, I saw the still quite visible smoke trails as the suns rays reflected off of them. This image is of what was visible over Phoenix before sunrise. Estimations had the meteor exploding around 57 miles up. So the trails, are about the same I would think. And like noctilucent clouds..meteor dust originated..Here I thought most recently and jealously with envy,,I’d never see noctilucent clouds due to being so far south. Maybe I was wrong. Any way, I have a few more shots if any folks are interested.
Laurence Green
June 4, 2016 at 4:00 pmMarvellous capture, Mike, and thanks much indeed for sharing this very rare event with us.
Laurence
Michael
June 5, 2016 at 1:50 amThanks for your thoughts gentlemen. A few additional notes/ corrections; It has been downsized to a asteroid, estimated at 3 meters around with some of it still showing up on the radar down to 22 miles up before totally vanishing. I originally thought it was smoke trails from a rocket launch. Found out what it actually was when I got home from work. Apparently sonic booms and ground shaking occurred in Payson.