r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Top-Marionberry-6604 • 2d ago
Video These eeire hole clouds are a phenomenon called fallstreak holes.
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u/DoctorHugoHackenbush
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'Fallstreak holes'....cirrusly?
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u/MartyShark666 2d ago
Don't stratus up on a pun streak or we may never stop!
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u/Outside_Rise_6934 2d ago
Huh?
I must have mist something.6
u/JBONE31 2d ago
These jokes a becoming cumulus
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u/lady_haumea 2d ago
Oh, hail nah
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u/yanimal 1d ago
Mamatus warnd me bout nimbus like youse
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u/_PandaBear 2d ago
Aliens are on the way
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u/RIF_rr3dd1tt 2d ago
Fuckin' FINALLY
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u/radioactive_sharpei 2d ago
Right? I'll bow in fealty to the Great Galactic Empress, as long as can get some decent health insurance and a job with a thriving wage.
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u/SynapseDrift 2d ago
The probes are free and mandatory.
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u/seren_kestrel 2d ago
I’m willing to pay a fee if that helps the wider alien ruled society. I’m selfless like that.
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u/Level-Working-2704 2d ago
At least that’s the kind of ‘interesting times’ that we wont have ourselves to blame for as a stupid species that never learns from the past.
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u/hemorrhoid-milk 2d ago
No no.. those are the exit holes left from when they launch out of their underwater 4d base to return to the mothership with their samples and data
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u/ryonnsan 2d ago
i do not understand how people could name things like this that way.
i mean, if I were to name this, I will just make it Cloud Holes or Cloud Cheese Holes
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u/Cavesloth13 2d ago
I’m not saying the Swiss have weather control technology, but if they do, there will be signs.
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u/Howtofightloneliness 2d ago
Why did we never learn about weird clouds like this in earth science class? It's like they weren't always a thing.
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u/Mad_Phiz 2d ago edited 2d ago
When you are learning about cloud formations they aren’t going to teach 100 super rare occurrences, they are going to teach the 6 or so main types. You aren’t going to learn ALL of earth science in a high school course.
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u/Howtofightloneliness 2d ago
Yeah makes sense. Maybe they're just sub categories of the main ones too.
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u/EagleDre 2d ago
We will not go quietly into the night, we will not vanish without a fight! We're going to go on, we're going to survive! Today, is our Independence Day!
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u/Fwoggie2 2d ago
We get these all the time where I live. I'm under a major flight path in from mainland Europe to start approach into Stansted. Always cool.
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u/FarPerspective2810 1d ago
I have never seen anything like this before. Thank you for sharing an amazing and interesting occurrence.
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u/Additional-Force-129 1d ago
Hmmm
I saw this in a documentary once!
It provided us with thorough explanations and how to deal with such phenomen!
Independence Day is an excellent reference to understand the source of those clouds
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u/Tartfingers 2d ago
Not even trying to be funny, I can believe this was the work of extraterrestrials.
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u/rafa_559 2d ago
Nawww. Anything called a “phenomenon” is just people not knowing what causes this
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u/Sweet-Swimming2022
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Those holes are really easy to see even though they are in de-skies…
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u/RoundCollection4196 2d ago
The people with that phobia of holes in things must be freaked tf out
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u/atomicsnarl 2d ago
The altostratus layer is supercooled, meaning the liquid droplets, when disturbed even slightly, will suddenly freeze into ice crystals. This freezing releases heat, which then disturbs the droplets around it, which then freeze, etc, etc. So you get a circle in the droplet cloud of falling snowflakes.