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Split decision. 6:45am Cloud Cover
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The sky at my debate tournament looked like the Sky in the Upside-Down
Wth Nevada 😭😭😭
It was very pretty there though <3
And very windy...
suddenly it started raining pineapples for no reason.
Berry Isthmus: Rainy days always make me sleepy, but for some reason, I feel overwhelmed by boredom today.
It's sunny but stormy outside at the same time :0

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I just left the thermostat exactly where it was (22.5C) and switched it from air conditioning to heat. 30C today going down to 5 overnight. A low of 1 tomorrow.
Wild.
You Guys Ever Seen Ball Lightning Before?
Red Sprites
A truly incredible meteorological phenomenon. It always looked to me like something out of a cosmic horror story
“Ordinary lightning occurs when thundercloud particles collide, lose their electrons, and build up negative charge at the cloud bottom. The cloud’s negative charge repels negative charge deeper into the Earth, leaving Earth’s surface positively charged. The opposite charges attract, reaching towards each other and superheating the air into a white strike of plasma. Red sprites are millisecond events triggered by positive cloud-to-ground lightning. They extend up into the mesosphere where the air is too thin for thunder. Their red glow comes from heated molecular nitrogen. There are several potential causes for red sprites, including that the preceding positive lightning exposes the negatively charged cloud core to the positively charged upper atmosphere, allowing those charges to connect. NASA’s Juno has observed sprites on Jupiter, indicating that sprites occur on other planets!”
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.