Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

There's something in the sky tonight in Canada 🇨🇦

29 May 2020 · 2 min

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A Canadian filmmaker captures thick mist rising from the ground and spreading across the night sky, with a large temperature difference pushing the fog upward while wind carries it east. The phone footage is grainy and the cause unclear, so he's asking experts to explain what he's seeing.

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I don't know whether you can see, there's a weird condition of mist rising from the ground over there, that area. That is not, not a smoke, that is not even a tree. So that's a mist which is rising from the ground and it is all over in the skies over here. I don't know whether you can, you cannot see. This is night sky and there is thermal Come on. But it is very clear on that end. It looks like smoke, it looks like fire, but it is not fire or smoke. This is clearly just the mist. There is a temperature, huge temperature difference, I believe. I think which I can, uh, I can deduce from this is, uh, the mist which was supposed to fall on the ground, I don't know, maybe the air beneath it has got heated up and this mist is pushing the most mist and the wind is pushing the mist away or something like that. Maybe somebody can explain. I know this is a very weird phenomenon, so I'm just capturing it on video, uh, putting it on YouTube for, you know, any experts who can come forward with the explanation. This is also happening with the rest of the sky, but you cannot see that because it is Very dark, and my phone camera is not so good. Thanks for watching. Here is the mist which is rising from the earth and going towards east.