[custom_adv] Polar stratospheric cloud Location: Highlands like Iceland, Scandinavia, Alaska, Northern Canada and Antarctica Polar stratospheric clouds are colorful pearl clouds that form at high altitudes. Unlike most clouds, these clouds form in a stratosphere at very cold temperatures and receive sunlight from below the horizon. [custom_adv] Frozen methane bubbles Location: Lake Abram, Canada Methane gas bubbles released from rotten plants are trapped and frozen under the surface of the lake. In the summer months, these bubbles come on the water and stick. [custom_adv] Aurora Location: North and South Pole The Aurora is a natural light dance created by the collision of charged particles when the winds of the sun come to the poles. [custom_adv] Lightning Catatumbo Location: Venezuela The catatumbo thunder is an atmospheric phenomenon. The unique combination of wind, hot and humid weather, and mountains that surround the three sides of the area, causing a thunderstorm to cause electric charge. This phenomenon occurs 260 nights a year and lasts 10 hours and 280 times per hour each time. [custom_adv] Supersal Storm Location: Everywhere in the world in good condition, but mostly in the United States, Argentina, Uruguay and South Brazil Supersal is a weather phenomenon. This thunderbolt is intense, deep, crisp and constantly spinning. [custom_adv] Blue fire Location: Ijen volcano, Indonesia Blue fire is a phenomenon that occurs due to the combustion of sulfur gases that come out of the volcano gaps. Some gas is condensed in liquid form and creates a flame when burned.
