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Explaining How Rare ‘Fallstreak Hole’ Appeared Down Under

Medicine & Technology Nov 05, 2014

People may not be too observant to what’s happening around them, or what strange things are happening above them in the cloudy skies, but when a “hole punch” cloud filled with rainbows appears just overhead it can definitely be a viral phenomenon.

Rare “Fallstreak” Cloud Sparks Mystery Across Australia

Nov 04, 2014

Earlier this week Australians caught a glimpse of a bizarre sight in their morning sky, something that’s not only rare, but also quite strange to see. Looking like a vortex for clouds, with a looming rainbow trapped in the center, Australians across the continent snapped shots of what they thought was an alien spacecraft, or rather a hole in the atmosphere. Taking to social media, the strange images garnered much attention, but as soon as the mystery was up, the strange solution was found.

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Explaining How Rare ‘Fallstreak Hole’ Appeared Down Under

Rare “Fallstreak” Cloud Sparks Mystery Across Australia

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