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archiemcphee: Today the Department of Awesome Natural Phenomena is admiring the jaw-dropping gorgeousness of an Undulatus Asperatus Sunset that’s as rare as it is beautiful. This spectacular time-lapse footage was captured by photographer Mike Olbinski
sixpenceee: Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing.
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the-devilandgod: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
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lunchtrae: minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN trippiest shit ive ever seen
give-a-fuck-about-nature:Asperatus Clouds were only classified in 2009. As a result, we know little about them other than the fact that they look amazing.
sixpenceee: These undulatus asperatus clouds were spotted over Scotland.
ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10. Undulatus
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sixpenceee:Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing.
nubbsgalore: photos of cloud iridescence — caused as light diffracts through tiny ice crystals or water droplets of uniform size, usually in lenticular clouds — by rolf kohl. see also: circumhorizontal arcs, asperatus clouds, mammatus clouds, polar
red-lipstick: Wittap aka Witta Priester (New Zealand) - Canterbury Arch or Asperatus Cloud?, 2005 An amazing sky taken off the deck of a rental home in Hanmer, NZ. Photography
stunningpicture: Asperatus clouds look incredible. 😍
ethicfail: Nature: No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10. Undulatus
justdoitdaily-fitblr: sheslike-themoon: sixpenceee:Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing. Whoa SHIT
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forevermyladyy: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
bla-bla-bla-black: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
freshest-tittymilk: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus
strayratt: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10.
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sixpenceee: These are Asperatus clouds which are dark and storm like. However, they dissipate without any storms.
crybabbles: lunchtrae: minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN trippiest shit ive ever seen Looks like a wave from underwater
gravitationalbeauty: Asperatus Clouds Over New Zealand
radolescence: plantias: red-lipstick: Wittap aka Witta Priester (New Zealand) - Canterbury Arch or Asperatus Cloud?, 2005 An amazing sky taken off the deck of a rental home in Hanmer, NZ. Photography whoaa WHAT
dysfunctunal: minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN
dirtyhippieproductions: Lenticular - Anvil - Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Fallstreak Hole - Mammatus - Polar Stratospheric - Roll Clouds - Undulatus Asperatus
mymodernmet:Undulatus asperatus, a rare cloud formation whose name means “roughened or agitated waves,” looks like a sea of stormy waters rolling across the sky.
nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds
ethicfail: Nature: No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds2. Anvil Clouds3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds4. Fallstreak Hole5. Mammatus Clouds6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud7. Roll Cloud8. Undulatus Asperatus9. Mammatus Clouds10. Undulatus Asperatus
nubbsgalore:photos of cloud iridescence — caused as light diffracts through tiny ice crystals or water droplets of uniform size, usually in lenticular clouds — by rolf kohl. see also: circumhorizontal arcs, asperatus clouds, mammatus clouds, polar
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