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Im extemely late but the 1929 sneed arkansas f5 that leveled the town should be here

It’s Scorpius not Scorpio. Still a great video. ❤

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Amazing

Hi there, i recently diacovered your channel through the Sony A7III video. Beautiful and impressive results. I was wondering which mount do you use when you shoot directly to the sky (without telescope) and with the telescope?

Thank you very much for the information! I have been looking for such detailed material for a long time. Now I am sure that success is guaranteed to me! 🔥😊👍

This website is shut down or it’s public domain

actually ditches will kill you faster due to the suction of the tornado, weather professionals don't realize that if a tornado come right over you in even a deep ditch your swept away. So i'll take a overpass with girters before i'll jump into a ditch. you have a 50% better chance of living versus a ditch.

In the S&Q settings, Rec frames at 24 and frame rate at 60fps?

this volcano is powerful than krakatoa volcano sounds

A town's durability depends on its economy in the face of a disaster such as a tornado like what happened at Manchester. Midwestern towns built solely around agriculture saw their economies deteriorate with the advancement of agricultural mechanization. As less labor was needed, more people were left with no other option but to seek work elsewhere. This continuation left Manchester as a community in a rather fragile state, so when the tornado swept through, for many people the economic incentive to rebuild just wasn't there.

You can't always see ground rotation

Thank you!

Very interesting 👍

Those high end derechos are wild. Experienced one first hand in Kansas on August 1, 1986. It's listed in the NOAA NCDC overview of that month. Though NWS Wichita called it an "inland hurricane" instead of derecho. 🤷‍♂️ The damage path wasn't that wide but was pretty long.

Sneed arkansas is an interesting one

Thank you for this video. That tornado passed within a mile of my house but I was at work and didn't get to see it. Well done, guys.

I can't get it to work for worldwide, even though I change it to worldwide

just saw someone chasing in a Cybertruck

This is why even zero gravity is NOT really zero gravity. At zero pressure in the air there is some density and that is the ether. -- Dmitri Mendeleev When a planet passes through the ether, satellites passing through the areas cleared of the ether GAIN ENERGY.

This is why even zero gravity is NOT really zero gravity. At zero pressure in the air there is some density and that is the ether. -- Dmitri Mendeleev When a planet passes through the ether, satellites passing through the areas cleared of the ether GAIN ENERGY.

I am a survivor of the Hallam NE tornado. Seeing the photos again was really interesting. I live in Lincoln now and, we just got a tornado here in April of this year. Thanks for the video!

I'm pretty sure I saw one of the sprites with the naked eye when the storm was almost 300km away. A pretty severe storm. I had crystal clear sky above me all the way back then. Since then I was looking for materials about them. Thank you for the advices!

5/10/24 9:45-10:15 PM. Lakes region NH. We were waiting for the big CME to hit our magnetosphere and dive down in. Clouds were about to start rolling in and we were bummed then all of a sudden boom. THe most magical display i have ever seen, going from east to west. I thought it was the "base" aurora and accepted that. Woke up the next morning and my first thought was wtf was that? I saw it and was entirely blind to "STEVE" I'll never forget it and hope one day im able to see it again! I'm quite far away from where it's normally observed actually, as i type this out and hear the explanation. Do auroras sometimes start with bands that can be mistake for steve? Or did i actually see it? They'd appear faint, some would brighten up a lot and then they would disappear from one end to the other. Almost looked like (for example) The shadow of gas that comes out of a lighter with out igniting it. Wow i typed with my head down and left you a wall of text, sry.

in those days people didn't call visiting, "social networking." their thinking was more spontaneous and humanistic. the tv series l'ittle house on the prairie" was a disgusting parody of a noble past in which few people thought categorically.

WHY DID YOU LET HIM COOK

Do you have ties to Martin, Michigan?! Your tornado ghost town videos popped up on my algorithm, and then I just happened to see a video clip of a Martin parade in this video.

NIce video :) For the sensor screws for retaining autofocus... lucky me I do prime focus astrophoto with my newtonian telescope so I don't need to worry about those ones :)

OMG!!! Thank you so much for doing this vid.. i recently got into it but have trouble interpreting the data from the space weather satellite app. I learned so much! New sub here..🥳🥳🥳

Could you maybe make it so we can see images of the tornadoes as well?

I got a galaxy a14 5g and i cant figure out how to see them.

It doesn’t work for me somehow

I drove through two polygons yesterday. I thought I was good because there was no confirmed tornadoes near the interstate I was on. I'm second guessing now.😅

There are a few excellent Aurora Facebook pages in the UK, also we don't recommend apps that use the KP index, as you mentioned it is previous activity, so notifications come after the event

The same exact one that yit Philadelphia 6 days later

June 2023 tornado outbreak in northern Ohio. Zero warning. Sirens didn’t even go off until way afterwards. Like 15 minutes after. Thankfully “only” up to EF-2.

What about a pipe, a big water-pipe that runs below a street, or a highway?

At least you didnt tell us to lie in a ditch...I'll take my chances in my car where I can try to evade the danger in a metal box

When I was a kid in the 70s, our tornado warnings were so late that the tornado would already be past before the warning would come a road the radio. Dad watching the sky was the tornado warning we had to rely on.

Thank you!

nothing for a year

Why are we seeing these in Florida? Not every day.

I just recently visited Big Bend on a moonless night, it was a phenomenal experience. Didn't know there wasn't any air traffic, that is awesome!

A Tasty Refreshing lime drink...😊

THSI tornado was by Luke Olson’s shop and I live right down from the street by it

With all the tech implemented in tornado/severe storm detection visual confirmation by a human is still the best. That's why I became a trained spotter via NWS . If you see a debris ball at ground level, you've got a tornado.

In the path of a radar indicated tornado? I've been a spotter since '74. Lived in Wichita Kansas for years. I've seen hundreds of tornados. My horse ranch just east of Clearwater was the first hit in the first Andover tornado. Short answer is yes. Many times. Nice video. Well done young man.

con una reflex astromodificada, osea sin filtros uv ir, al sacar una foto a las pleyades ,se podrea ver el celeste de las playedes?? o al estar astromodificada se veran de otro color? suelo usar un filtro uhc para contaminacion luminica

con una reflex astromodificada, osea sin filtros uv ir, al sacar una foto a las pleyades ,se podrea ver el celeste de las playedes?? o al estar astromodificada se veran de otro color? suelo usar un filtro uhc para contaminacion luminica

If I hear anything followed by, confirmed extremely large and dangerous tornado, if it’s even a freaking crocodile, I am hurrying my ass to the basement.