Jun 10, 2024
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Red Sprites over Oklahoma l Domenico
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Red sprites are massive, faint flashes of red or orange light that appear high above powerful thunderstorms.
Also known as transient luminous events (TLEs), they occur in the upper atmosphere (50 to 90 km high) and are triggered by intense cloud-to-ground lightning.
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Red Sprites and a fireball over Arizona :: Paul MΒ SmithΒ l a stacked image; both occurring several seconds apart
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Red Sprites over the stormy night skies of Texas. Absolutely beautiful. ππ€
(Powerful storm systems often create flickers of light above known as red sprites. The red sprites often go on to create more lightning strikes throughout the storm.)
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Transient Luminous Event
Gouache on paper, 15x20 cm (ish), 2025
Lightning sprites, or red sprites, often occurring in tandem with lightning. They are short-lived electrical discharges that flash high above thunderstorms in the mesosphere layer of the atmosphere. (Photo by Stephen Hummel, McDonald Observatory, Texas, United States)