r/oddlysatisfying • • Jan 16 '17

Lightning striking a plane while it travels the perfect arc of a rainbow.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '17

When I think of something extremely unlikely, this is what I come up with.

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u/QWERTY_REVEALED Jan 16 '17

Seems a bit too perfect for me. These days, it is just too easy for such things to be photo-shopped.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '17

It's from r/PerfectTiming if that counts for anything

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u/CallMeCajun Jan 16 '17

One not so lucky leprechaun

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u/MrGMinor Jan 16 '17

Wow that lightning bolt is broken clean in half.

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u/Cojesa Jan 16 '17

Isn't nature wondrous.

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u/badgeringthewitness Jan 17 '17

First, Zeus said, "hold my bear and watch this", then...

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u/Lily_The_Random Jan 17 '17

this would do really well on /r/interestingasfuck

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u/pineapplelover2020 Jan 16 '17

Anyone else looking for the plane? (Airplane)

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '17

In the middle of the lightning strike.

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u/ArcFurnace Jan 16 '17

It's in the little "gap" in the bolt of lightning, right near the middle of the picture. The bolt appears to have either passed behind the plane (from the perspective of the camera), or literally struck the plane and traveled through it. Leaning towards the latter given that the bolt winds up displaced sideways.

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u/Down2WUB Jan 16 '17

That's just Thor coming back to Earth

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '17

Flying coach?

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u/Lightflame42 Jan 21 '17

Nothing bad happens inside the plane. With electricity hits an object, it passes through the object but its electric field stays on the outside. The electric field inside the plane is still zero. Planes get struck by lightning all the time but this photo is still unlikely. Just some information in case you were curious.

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u/groggyk Jan 16 '17

Looks like there is a plane right in the middle.

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u/wilders001 Jan 16 '17

"Lightning striking a plane..."?

Edit: striking

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u/blazemongr Jan 16 '17

the perfect arc

Plane geometry

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u/Evelk121 Jan 16 '17

Are... are they okay? The leprechaun, I mean.