Though they can be fierce and destructive, summer storms are beautiful—and if captured in the right moment, make for electrifying photos https://on.natgeo.com/2H7EHsH
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Look at this giant terrifying mantis I was chased by tonight!
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Lightning happens in a lattice-type quantum thread network.
When the bolt happens the width is squeezed down to about 1/4 inch and that increases the length - so the bolt is longer than available space - that is why it scrunches up like it does. http://www.mccelt.com/continuously-discrete.php001 -
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I really like dark rainy-thunderstorms; they're the backdrop of so many spooky-dangerous-magical-adventurous stories 🌃🦅🐅⛈️⚡☔✨
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How beautiful!
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The beauty and force of nature is extraordinary.
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Stunning nature
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Extraordinary!
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Really electrifying. One would think its a B movie.
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Global warming of the planet? Solar flairs☀ affecting the EMF on earth, causes disturbances,& Violent Weather. Plates shift, below the oceans floor, cause lava below, to heat ocean Waters. Plastics, vehicle emissions can be Controlled, evolution of the planet cannot! 🌐
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Best pic.
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Fierce is purple.
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Oh
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It is great to be a soldier of storm...
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Wonderful Picture
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