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Unbelievable cloud formation in the Dolomites, Italy

 

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Moment fireball meteor streaks through early morning sky is caught on multiple home security cameras in Colorado

Home security cameras across the Denver area have captured the moment a fireball meteor blazed across the early morning sky on Sunday. The American Meteor Society received more than 40 reports of the meteor, which could be seen by those awake at around 4:30am. Chris Peterson, of the Cloudbait Observatory, told KCNC said that sound meant that the meteor was unusually close to the ground. 'It's unusual for such a large object and I'm guessing that it was something on the order of a ton of rock,' told the network.

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Wondrous 'Pillar of Light' Appears Near Ski Resort in Turkey

Guests at a popular ski resort in Turkey were stopped in their tracks by the sudden appearance of an eerie pillar of light that burst forth from the sky and remained in place for several hours. The strange scene reportedly unfolded last week at the Zigana Gümüşkayak Yaylakent Hotel & Bungalow, which is located in the country's Pontic Mountains. While exploring the slopes, visitors were taken aback by the heavenly beam that shone down from the clouds. Visible on the horizon for a staggering three hours, the mysterious illumination was likened by some observers to a tractor beam being deployed by a UFO.

After sharing video of the anomaly on their social media and joking that an alien ship was visiting the resort, the ski resort's wondrous footage went viral in Turkey and wound up making national news in the country (as seen in the video below). In response, the facility's spokesperson Abdullah Eroglu told reporters that "guests at our center were very surprised they saw the scene and immediately reached for their phones to immortalize the moment." He went on to marvel that "it was like something from a sci-fi movie. Some people also compared it to a vertical rainbow."

Fortunately, visitors to the resort did not wind up having to share the slopes with any out-of-this-world tourists nor, sadly, was the sight some kind of spiritual sign 'from above,' as the puzzling pillar of light is actually a natural phenomenon. Known as a Crepuscular ray, these shafts of light are known to appear around sunrise and sunset when a combination of dust in the air and clouds in the sky create the conditions for a sunbeam to appear as a solid pillar in the sky.


 

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