| Use this page to Preview, Save to Review Bin, Download Free Comp/Screener or License | Duration: 13 secs
Size: 1280 x 1080
Acquisition: Research grade sensors, Raw
Lens: N/A
Frame rate: high speed
Clearance: No releases required
Location: Nebraska
License: Royalty Free
Usage: Creative and Editorial
Point of view: Sky only
Geography: Sky or Space
Ambiance: Red
Time shot: Night
Season shot: Summer
Motion: Locked on tripod
Audio: N
Still images available: Y
Keywords:
Red sprites, Night, Distant storms, Transient Luminous Event (TLE), Tornado, Lightning (other), No Clouds, Lightning
Asset ID: 1028 | Title: High Speed Video of Sprite over Nebraska
Concept: Sprites can be huge
Detail: Images from a special, high resolution 1000 fps sensor, developed by Prof. Hans Stenbaek-Nielsen, Geophysical Institute of Alaska-Fairbanks, is used to construct a (false) color animation of a huge sprite above a mesoscale convective complex in Nebraska during the summer of 1999.
The top of the sprite is around 90 km, the tendrils reach down to around 40 km. The thin horizontal line is probably a jet contrail. Video Credit: WeatherVideoHD.TV |
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