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🇮🇱 Red sprites were observed over France. A photographer has documented rare electrical flashes that appear high above thunderstorms, up to a height of 90 kilometers above the earth's surface. They glow red and disappear in a few milliseconds. The reddish-pink hue appears as a result of the excitation of nitrogen molecules in an electrical discharge at high altitude. Unlike normal lightning that faces the ground, the sprites rise upwards - towards outer space.

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🇮🇱 Red sprites were observed over France. A photographer has documented rare electrical flashes that appear high above thunderstorms, up to a height of 90 kilometers above the earth's surface. They glow red and disappear in a few milliseconds. The reddish-pink hue appears as a result of the excitation of nitrogen molecules in an electrical discharge at high altitude. Unlike normal lightning that faces the ground, the sprites rise upwards - towards outer space.

🇮🇱 Red sprites were observed over France. A photographer has documented rare electrical flashes that appear high above thunderstorms, up to a height of 90 kilometers above the earth's surface. They glow red and disappear in a few milliseconds. The reddish-pink hue appears as a result of the excitation of nitrogen molecules in an electrical discharge at high altitude. Unlike normal lightning that faces the ground, the sprites rise upwards - towards outer space.

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