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A lot of meteors recorded in the peak of the December Geminid stream, but not all meteors on the video from the Geminid stream, they are very fast, even with the edge of your eye you do not have time to notice, but their visibility is better than the August Perseid stream.

A bright glow over Sweden on November 10, the phenomenon is called a proton arch or "Steve". Taken with a monochrome camera with a wide angle lens.

"Steve," a strange, new aurora feature discovered by citizen scientists and verified by the European Space Agency's (ESA) Swarm satellites. Auroras are generated when charged particles ejected from the sun are drawn to Earth's north and south poles by the planet's magnetic field. For some time, photographers had referred to features like Steve as proton arcs.

Shooting of a birch forest with a wide-angle lens, finding a large mushroom.

Shooting on September 2, 2017, the usual lenticular clouds and a rare rainbow cloud cumulus lenticular. So-called rainbow clouds are a relatively rare phenomenon. These clouds can be painted in all possible colors of the spectrum, but more often this color is pastel. Iridescent clouds are formed from tiny water droplets of practically the same size. Iridescent clouds appear when the Sun occupies a strictly defined position in the sky and is almost entirely hidden behind denser clouds. As a result of the coherent diffraction of sunlight on thin clouds, these clouds are colored in different colors, since the rays of light of different wavelengths deviate at different angles. It often happens that the rainbow clouds after a while fade. Iridescent clouds can be formed on the basis of high-cumulus, cirrus-cumulus clouds and lenticular clouds, and very rarely in cirrus clouds.

Mammatus (mamma or mammatocumulus), meaning "mammary cloud", is a cellular pattern of pouches hanging underneath the base of a cloud. Timelapse from Tyumen

Thunderstorm in Tyumen around 9 pm on June 17, 2017.

A strong thunderstorm from the rain hit the Tyumen, in the evening about 9 o'clock.

Fireball seen from FIT-Bar J Observatory, FL on 03:30 UTC

Timelaps is a rare natural phenomenon, a rare kind of cloud before a thunderstorm. Over the city of Tyumen on June 2, 2017.

The meteor is seen as a bright flash in the sky near Hawley, TX Recorded 09:04 UTC Date: April 19 2017

Meteor is recorded by an automated camera with a wide-angle lens, April 11 3:30 UTC

A large meteor bolide, filmed a meteor detection camera, a wide-angle lens was used to show the entire sky.

A large meteor is captured on video and photo, date 2017 03 24 time 02:31 UTC

Video shooting of meteors on March 13, 16 and 17, 2017 with an automatic detection camera.

A bright meteor was shot by the camera early in the morning on March 9, 2017 in the southwest of the USA.

Some clouds near the sun are painted in bright colors. The phenomenon is due to diffraction of light on cloud drops. To get a bright and clear effect, it is necessary that all the drops are of the same size.

Meteor captured on allsky camera 04 03 17 at 05:52 UTC

Fireball was captured via Sandia all-sky camera in Hawley, Texas at 02:56 UTC on February 27, 2017

Meteor recorded by automated stations from Norway and Denmark. 2017-02-24 23:54:08 UTC More info https://xissufotoday.space/2017/02/bright-meteor-seen-near-norway/

Meteor spotted by automatic allsky camera

The solar disk time lapse filmed February 14, 2017

Time lapse video of the sun, over the Urals. You can watch the glow of the ice crystals in the atmosphere, the beautiful modulations of the clouds.

A pillar of light or a kind of solar halo January 19, 2016.

Sun pillar atmospheric effect Time lapse photographed December 27, 2016, Russia