red jellyfish sprite

Magnificent Red Jellyfish Sprite Photographed During A Storm in Mount Locke

Medicine & Technology Aug 17, 2020

Stephen Hummel, a dark-skies specialist at the McDonald Observatory, photographed the magnificent red jellyfish sprite in the sky during a storm in Mount Locke. Thir rare phenomenon happens one-tenth of a second, so taking a photo of it could be tricky.

red jellyfish sprite

Magnificent Red Jellyfish Sprite Photographed During A Storm in Mount Locke

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