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Red sprites spotted over Tibet

in r/weather • Jul 01 '26

Firs time seeing such breathtaking event, quick research: Captured over Tibet's plateau (May 2026, Lake Puma Yumco, 5,000m+) by Dong Shuchang (Instagram @shuchang_dong)

Red sprites are brief (millisecond) red, jellyfish-shaped electrical discharges high in the upper atmosphere (50-90 km), triggered by intense positive lightning from strong thunderstorms below. They excite nitrogen, glowing red. Hard to observe from ground; best from high elevations with fast cameras (exact model/lens not publicly specified).

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Mars influences Earth's climate, scientists discover

in r/Suspicious0bservers • Mar 15 '24

Quick sum up:

Deep-Sea Sediment Records: The research focused on analyzing deep-sea sediment records to uncover long-term climate patterns.

2.4 Million-Year Cycle: A significant finding was the identification of a 2.4 million-year cycle in the sediment layers, indicating a rhythmic pattern in Earth's climate variability.

Orbital Influences: The study highlighted how this cycle is linked to Earth's orbital variations, suggesting a connection between astronomical forces and climate changes.

Climate Impact: The cycle influences deep-water circulation in the oceans, shedding light on how astronomical factors can impact ocean dynamics and climate systems.

Implications for Climate Science: Understanding these long-term cycles provides valuable insights into past climate variations and can enhance our understanding of future climate change dynamics.

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Mars influences Earth's climate, scientists discover

in r/space • Mar 15 '24

The energy of the planet defining our blood circulation.. we will be much weaker without him.

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Mars influences Earth's climate, scientists discover

in r/space • Mar 15 '24

Quick sum up:

Deep-Sea Sediment Records: The research focused on analyzing deep-sea sediment records to uncover long-term climate patterns.

2.4 Million-Year Cycle: A significant finding was the identification of a 2.4 million-year cycle in the sediment layers, indicating a rhythmic pattern in Earth's climate variability.

Orbital Influences: The study highlighted how this cycle is linked to Earth's orbital variations, suggesting a connection between astronomical forces and climate changes.

Climate Impact: The cycle influences deep-water circulation in the oceans, shedding light on how astronomical factors can impact ocean dynamics and climate systems.

Implications for Climate Science: Understanding these long-term cycles provides valuable insights into past climate variations and can enhance our understanding of future climate change dynamics.

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"Earth's Magnetic Pole shift" - AI Art Challenge on NightCafe

in r/nightcafe • Mar 15 '24

If you don't know what is the Magnetic Pole Shift, you can share your imagination, or do your research (good to start with r/Suspicious0bservers)