Rüdiger Nehmzow means “Man With Big Balls Made of Steel” in German. After watching this video of him taking photos of clouds from the open door of a plane, 6km up in the sky, it can’t mean anything else. More »
The guy recording this video of an impending storm says it best: Holy freak! Usually you KINDA see shapes in clouds, and you have to convince your friend that it totally looks like a bunny. Or an elephant. Or your grandma with her big glasses. But there’s no convincing necessary with this one. Abraham Lincoln is clearly about to throw down some thunderbolts in Canada! More »
Australian cinematographer Murray Fredericks brings you this time lapse, showcasing the lives of thunderclouds as they pass majestically overhead. It’s like watching mountains grown out of wisps of white smoke. More »
There aren’t many sights in nature more breathtaking than Mt Everest – especially when put against the unexpected backdrop of these stunning rainbow clouds. Captured by photographer Oleg Bartunov on a recent journey through the Himalyas, the phenomenon is the result of light reflected off of minuscule ice crystals in the cloud’s vapour. More »
Why would you want to see real-time snow and rain on Google Earth, you ask, when weather sites or even your smartphone will tell you just as quickly? Don’t give me that – you know how often they’re incorrect. More »
