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Lightning in astronomy  rud.jpg (1674 octets)   etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)

http://www.brox1.demon.co.uk/lightning/

 

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Blue jet lightning nasa  rud.jpg (1674 octets)   etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)

Astronomy picture of the day.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap951112.html

 

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High altitude flashes  rud.jpg (1674 octets)   etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)

High altitude flashes mystify scientists.
http://www.agu.org/sci_soc/sprites.html

 

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Red Spites and Blue Jets   rud.jpg (1674 octets)  etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile1.gif (953 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)etoile2.gif (901 octets)

More images of Sprites are available. Most recently, sprites have been observed over winter thunderstorms in Japan. The most recent University of Alaska Sprite Observation Campaign was EXL98 in the High Plains of the United States. During the 1998 northern hemisphere summer, Stanford University has some incredible images showing high spatial resolution from a Dobsonian telescope. Please email me with any more links with recent sprite research
http://elf.gi.alaska.edu/sprites.html

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