I can't believe this is possible.

[Knuckle 484]

That terrifying and totally awesome thing that looks like a photoshop is actually real. It's called "dirty lightning," and it's happening in Iceland right now because of the volcano eruption and positively charged particles in the ash.

Nature is so awesome sometimes.

[Gin 0]

SWEET.

[Jo-Bengt 0]

Shock and awe.

[wik3d_Link 0]

very cool pic, would be awesome to see something like that, but not to close.

[pheonix561 2080]

Actually, the volcanoes in Iceland are erupting so powerfully they're covering airports all around Europe in Volcanic Ash, causing airports to close.

Which is crazy because Iceland is like way out in the middle of nowhere.

So the volcano is about fifty times more powerful than the picture is showing.

[Jareddude 62]

Awesome!

That would make a wonderful background.

[randomfan 0]

That is insanely wicked. And looks like something you'd see deep in space.

[Kimmy 0]

Actually, the volcanoes in Iceland are erupting so powerfully they're covering airports all around Europe in Volcanic Ash, causing airports to close.

Which is crazy because Iceland is like way out in the middle of nowhere.

So the volcano is about fifty times more powerful than the picture is showing.

No, thats not the volcano errupting. It is a lightning strike hitting the ground through the ash.

[PrimaGaga 1025]

Nature is so awesome sometimes.

Sometimes?

[pheonix561 2080]

So wait Volcanoes in Iceland aren't clogging up Transportation all across Europe?

[Kimmy 0]

Yes, Pheo. That is what is happening. It is one volcano. But I am just saying that this is not a picture of the erruption. It is a picture of a lightning strike that happened in the ash caused by the erruption that already finished.

[pheonix561 2080]

Aw. Well, its still pretty cool. I mean, they're both still pretty cool separated.

[AlexBrand 0]

That's one helluva way to plug up an E-Hole.

But yeah, it's amazing. The fact that that's real? Damn, I want to see it firsthand now.

[PrimaGaga 1025]

What is an 'E-Hole'? Why do you keep referencing 'E' stuff?

[FreckleFart 0]

.... Wooooooooooooow...

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