Spectacular Sky Phenomena: From Lenticular Clouds to Supercells

The video explores unusual atmospheric phenomena such as UFO-shaped clouds, lenticular clouds, supercell storms, and meteorites. It explains cloud formation through condensation and pressure changes, the unique shapes of lenticular clouds near mountains, and the characteristics of supercell storms, which are larger and longer-lasting than typical storms. The video also covers meteorites, describing how they enter the Earth's atmosphere and the role of the atmosphere in protecting the planet from potential impacts.

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