Atmospheric elves, (red) sprites, halos and (blue) jets
These are real phenomena and are a hot topic in related research.
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#1 funny as it is, most these scientist were those geeks in hight school who had to much cartoons in their heads. that's why there are some important servers and routers and stuff out there on the internet called cartoon names like: tom, jerry, granny, thunderbird, thomas...
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5. Comment rated too low. Show this comment zaltysss 1 year ago
elves took the sky most frequently ? so it never havent been seen before ?
wth is going on here on earth..
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6. Usdevildoggmc 1 year ago
lol...... If I hadn't been drinking some VODKA with some Mountain dew I would have probably come up with a nice intellectual comment... but the only thing that I kept thinking throughout the whole video was....
I'd Hit that........
If you get it then you are a real man 
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8. TarasFromLviv 1 year ago
#6 I advise you to sober up the next time you're posting a message here. I found her voice quite annoying.
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#5 they are mostly too faint to be seen by a naked eye, especially if you don't look for them on purpose. You can see in the video that the images were strongly amplified (lots of grainy noise). Also, these are all phenomena that occur in the upper layers of the atmosphere, above the clouds. How often do you have clear sky and just the right storm clouds on the horizon, in the night and good visibility?
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15. agentreeko 1 year ago
they shoul've named those with new names, to avoid confusion with the real ones especially for the kids... "scientist" 
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16. ringmaster 1 year ago
#3, at least she keeps me awake no matter what she narrates. Interesting phenomena.
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1. GradX 1 year ago
Although i aprove, it's still funny to think a scientist was sitting there and said:" I call those Elves, sprites and halos"