Labeling a well-documented crown flash as a "UAP" is a lazy attempt to monetize scientific illiteracy through sensationalism. It reduces a fascinating display of atmospheric physics to mere paranormal noise for the sake of engagement.
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In April 2023, a curious piece of footage was shared on the Facebook page Alien Skies, leaving viewers initially baffled.
The video, provided by follower Garcia Mayo, was captured in the Philippines on a bright sunny day with a few clouds dotting the sky. What made the footage peculiar was one cloud in particular, which exhibited a strange burst of light.
The sight of the unusual flash of light emanating from the cloud intrigued and even alarmed some viewers. Initial theories ranged from a UFO sighting to suspicions of government weather control.
However, the actual explanation, while equally fascinating, is a natural one.
The phenomenon captured on film here is known as a crown flash.
A crown flash is a rare but explainable weather phenomenon involving the sun's light being refracted or bent by ice crystals within the cloud. This bending of light is similar to the effect seen in a rainbow. However, in the case of a crown flash, the light appears to dance or flash due to the rapid movement and alignment of the ice crystals, often caused by electrical charges from thunderstorms.
In this instance, the crown flash was strong enough to be caught on camera, offering viewers a glimpse of this elusive atmospheric spectacle.
Despite the initial alarm, the video serves as a reminder of the stunning and often strange natural phenomena that our world has to offer.
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