Lightning is one of the most beautiful natural phenomena. Simultaneously frightening and awe-inspiring. About 50 times a second in the world there is a lightning strike (more than 4 million times a day). Lightning is a giant electric spark in the atmosphere may typically occur during a lightning storm, manifesting a bright flash of light and its accompanying thunder. The current in the lightning discharge reaches 10-300 thousand amperes, the voltage from tens of millions to a billion volts.
Showing posts with label Weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weather. Show all posts
Monday, 6 June 2016
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
Frozen Water Of Lake Baikal
One of the main treasures of the winter Baikal - it's cool ice caves and on rocks napleski. It's very beautiful - when the beach turns Installation in the ice, the authorship of artists with wildest imagination. This season winter and grottoes were less than in the past, seen Baikal was freezing a little calmer. In one of these places, we met with a group of the sunset.
Labels:
Nature,
Photography,
Weather
Location:
Lake Baikal, Russia
Sunday, 1 May 2016
Peaceful Weather Of Ukrainian Carpathians
the nature of the mountainous regions climate significantly differ from the plains. The higher mountains are, the more noticeable the difference. Relief of mountains affects the strength and direction of the wind, the distribution of moisture and heat, snow melting and in general on vegetation.
Location:
Ukraine
Sunday, 24 April 2016
Strange and Amazing Clouds
Various cloud formations might be one of
the most beautiful and romantic sights in nature, but these masses of
liquid droplets is also a complex and scientifically interesting
phenomena. Regardless of the shape and the looks of the cloud, they’re
all made of the same thing – condensed water or ice. When the sun heats
the ground, warm air starts to evaporate and rise towards the sky. Once
these water vapor particles cluster together, a cloud is formed. If it
is being joined by more water crystals and keeps growing, it will
eventually reach us on the ground as rain or snow. Otherwise the cloud
simply evaporates into the thin air.
Even though different cloud
formations might seem random and indescribable to you, there’s a whole
cloud classification system that’s uniform worldwide.
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