Video of strange electrical or plasma phenomenon?

The stewardess showed a rare natural phenomenon during the flight.

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It is noted that such lights occur at high intensity of electric field in the atmosphere.

"Pilots claim that this weather event is not dangerous, but only unfavorable. On the top layer of the metal body of the aircraft electricity gradually flows into the atmosphere, usually without harming the aircraft or passengers," - wrote in his blog stewardess.


Source: Российская стюардесса показала видео с редким природным явлением | SM.News
 
Wasn't sure where to post this. Videos have been captured of a blood red sky and a thick layer of fog in the Chinese coastal city of Zhoushan during the evening of 7th May, not far from Shanghai.


In social media there is apparently mention of a Japanese study from 2017 which reports that several conuntres experience a similar red sky event in 1770 due to increased solar activity.


The meteorological bureau claims that "When weather conditions are good, more water in the atmosphere forms aerosols which refract and scatter the light of fishing boats and create the red sky seen by the public,". The CCTV supposedly confirmed with a local fishing company that the light belonged to one of their boats.

Chinese city of Zhoushan experiences blood red sky due to light refraction - WATCH

It was a scene right out of an ‘end of the world’ movie as the sky turned red under a thick layer of fog in the Chinese city of Zhoushan. A number of videos were posted by the citizens of the city and there was considerable panic among them as the phenomenon is not common in the region.

There was a lot of chatter on the social media as many users called it ‘beautiful’ while others went on to call it ‘apocalyptic’. There were also mentions of a Japanese study in 2017 which said that a number of countries experienced a red sky back in 1770 due to a huge solar activity.

However, the theories were quicky debunked by the authorities.

Local reports said that refraction and scattering of light was the reason behind the mysterious red sky in Zhoushan, which is situated in China's Zhejiang Province and is quite close to Shanghai.

"When weather conditions are good, more water in the atmosphere forms aerosols which refract and scatter the light of fishing boats and create the red sky seen by the public," the staff of the meteorological bureau said according to reports from the local Chinese media.

The state-owned media CCTV also got in touch with a local fishing company who confirmed that the light belonged to one of their boats and refraction caused the thick cover of fog to turn red.

"The red lights came from our fishing boats. We have them turned on when we are catching saury.”
 
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