Atmospheric Phenomena Collection

Northern lights. The Northern Lights are created as electrically charged particles from the Solar wind are pulled in toward the magnetic poles by the Earths magnetic field

Noctilucent cloud over trees. This type of cloud, also known as polar mesospheric, is visible only in deep twilight and is seen mostly during the summer

Landscape Mist Edo period 1615-1868 mid-19th century
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Cumulus thundercloud, diagram C018 / 0293
Cumulus thundercloud. Diagram showing the formation of a thunderstorm cloud (white) along a cold front, where cold air (blue arrow) sinks down

Parhelion (mock sun), an atmospheric phenomenon recorded over the tube-like, wooden living quarters of the British Antarctic Survey, Halley

Northern lights. Time exposure photograph of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, and star trails around the Pole star

Noctilucent cloud over a city by a river. This type of cloud, also known as polar mesospheric, is visible only in deep twilight and is seen mostly during the summer

Noctilucent cloud over a lake. This type of cloud, also known as polar mesospheric, is visible only in deep twilight and is seen mostly during the summer

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Captivating and ethereal, atmospheric phenomena never cease to amaze us. From the mesmerizing dance of the Northern lights to the elusive beauty of Noctilucent clouds, these natural wonders paint our skies with awe-inspiring spectacles. Reminiscent of a landscape from the Edo period, mist delicately blankets the scenery, creating an enchanting ambiance that transports us back in time. The towering Cumulus thundercloud looms above, its diagram revealing its immense power and potential for storms. As if nature wants to play tricks on us, a Parhelion appears - a mock sun casting an illusionary glow upon our world. Once again, we find ourselves captivated by the Northern lights' vibrant hues dancing across the night sky like celestial brushstrokes painting a masterpiece. Noctilucent clouds make their presence known as they grace our atmosphere with their luminous tendrils; their delicate glow captivating even over bustling cityscapes. These ephemeral wonders remind us of nature's ability to surprise and inspire; they are fleeting moments that leave lasting impressions on our souls.