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IF WE SAW a huge fireball climbing its way towards our house via the electricity line, we’d probably run. Far far away. But Huw Griffiths of Lachine, Montreal, took out his camera and started filming it for all of us to enjoy. Or be terrified by.
The noise. Nightmares, actual nightmares.
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According to Reddit, the supposed explanation for the phenomenon is an electrical arc caused by a lightning strike.
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
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This electric fireball is very real and very terrifying
IF WE SAW a huge fireball climbing its way towards our house via the electricity line, we’d probably run. Far far away. But Huw Griffiths of Lachine, Montreal, took out his camera and started filming it for all of us to enjoy. Or be terrified by.
The noise. Nightmares, actual nightmares.
According to Reddit, the supposed explanation for the phenomenon is an electrical arc caused by a lightning strike.
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