Admire the extremely rare lightning in nature

The scientific community has finally "snapped up" evidence of the existence of clayeys in nature - a phenomenon often mistaken for unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and has not been recognized for a long time. .

Chinese researchers inadvertently recorded video of lightning lightning - a mysterious glowing ball that appeared during a lightning storm in Qinghai Province, northwestern China when they were mapping radiation. The ball of light flew up from the ground following a lightning strike and moved horizontally about 15 meters before disappearing.

The research team at the Northwestern Normal University in Lanzhou, China added that the above-mentioned lightning is only about 2 meters wide. Videos and results of spectral recorders for storms in 2012 are believed to be the first scientific evidence of rock lightning in nature.

According to New Scientist magazine, lightning is a phenomenon that arises in thunderstorms, with the size of a golf ball to a width of a few meters wide. There have been many reports of such strange glowing spheres, injuring or even robbing people of their lives and burning buildings.

For example, in a letter to the Daily Mail in 1936, a reader described how he saw: "a giant red hot ball" fell from the sky : "It fell on the house ours, cut off the phone lines, burned the window frame and then buried itself in a water tank at the bottom ".

The image of the spectrum from the cloud to the lightning strikes the ground, triggering a lightning strike is a small white dot on the left end.

Until the 1960s, many people still did not believe that the phenomenon of clay rock was real. In August 2013, US Air Force Academy researchers created and photographed bright white plasmoid spheres in the lab. These spheres are produced from high-power sparks, which are formed from electrodes that are partially submerged in electrolyte solution.

Even researchers at the time could not be sure what they created was lightning. Therefore, they called this phenomenon "air pressure plasmoid like lightning".

However, the video of Chinese scientists is the first successful film shooting of lightning phenomenon outside the laboratory.

The team also discovered that local soil elements such as silicon, iron and calcium, also appear in clayeys. This implies, lightning is an interactive product between the lightning coming from the sky to the ground. The hypothesis was first mentioned more than 10 years ago, but the new spectral analysis results confirmed this view.