Ball Of Lightning Across Train Tracks

St elmos fire caught on video along railway tracks in russia however the video shows neither of these atmospheric phenomena both of which do not resemble what the video shows.

Ball of lightning across train tracks. Ball lighting is an unexplained and dangerous electrical phenomenon. Look at this glowing orb crossing railway tracks what the heck is that. As it passes over the metal tracks electricity can be seen to arc to the tracks and the pylons of the overhead power lines. The video which shows the fireball levitating over the tracks and sending off giant sparks was in fact posted by a user of a russian content sharing site who wanted to show off his special effects skills.

After crossing the railway tracks the mysterious glowing blue orb reached a forest before exploding. Super tony recommended for you. Log in or sign up to leave a comment log in sign up. The video of russian origin appears to show a glowing ball of electrical energy or plasma.

In fact the video is the creation of special effects work. Ball lightning is an unexplained and potentially dangerous atmospheric electrical phenomenon. This phenomenon is often called ball lightning and in the clip this unexplained and potentially dangerous atmospheric electrical phenomenon can be seen floating several centimetres above a railway line. Train crosses motorway with no warning.

However i do not reccommend being on the tracks during a lightning storm. A mysterious ball of lightning appears along railway tracks somewhere in europe. The glowing blue orb appears on a rainy day near railway tracks. The lightning bolts were all about 2 3 miles north from my location i could tell from the time delay from seeing the bolt to hearing the thunder.

A video showing a ball of white fire moving over a train track has intrigued users on social networks provoking speculation about a rare natural phenomenon or something science cannot explain. What is that creepy ball of light moving across the train tracks. The term refers to reports of luminescent spherical objects that vary from pea sized to several meters in diameter. Could it be ball lightening the way it shorts with the tracks or just sfx.

Though usually associated with thunderstorms the phenomenon lasts considerably longer than the split second flash of a lightning bolt. A unique video of a giant fireball moving across a siberian field was caught on mobile phone camera by roman tregubov in july while he was staying in countryside just outside novosibirsk.