Mysterious tornado-like beam comes out of a cloud above Suvanabhumi Airport, Thailand (Video) - May 27, 2014
On May 27th, a new form appeared. Pilot Cherdphong Visarathanonth was in the cockpit of an A320 at the airport in Bangkok, Thailand, when he saw a white tornado-like beam dancing atop this cumulonimbus cloud:"We could see the same phenomenon through both windshields even after the aircraft has pushing back in a different direction," says Visarathanonth.
Brian Whittaker, another pilot with extensive sky watching experience, says, "I have seen Blue Jets and Sprites, but this is something totally different."
According to Spaceweather: For years, researchers have been studying red sprites and blue jets--strange forms of lightning that come out of the tops of clouds. It is said that it is a "jumping sundog." Lightning discharges in thunderclouds can temporarily change the electric field above the clouds where charged ice crystals were reflecting sunlight. The new electric field quickly re-orients the geometric crystals to a new orientation that reflects sunlight differently, while others suggest that it might be a "cloaked" UFO.
The pilot made a 4 minute video in front of the cockpit of the A320 on ground, Suvanabhumi Airport, Thailand in which we can see the phenomenon quickly moving and disappearing from time to time."
Brian Whittaker, another pilot with extensive sky watching experience, says, "I have seen Blue Jets and Sprites, but this is something totally different."
According to Spaceweather: For years, researchers have been studying red sprites and blue jets--strange forms of lightning that come out of the tops of clouds. It is said that it is a "jumping sundog." Lightning discharges in thunderclouds can temporarily change the electric field above the clouds where charged ice crystals were reflecting sunlight. The new electric field quickly re-orients the geometric crystals to a new orientation that reflects sunlight differently, while others suggest that it might be a "cloaked" UFO.
The pilot made a 4 minute video in front of the cockpit of the A320 on ground, Suvanabhumi Airport, Thailand in which we can see the phenomenon quickly moving and disappearing from time to time."