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Sprites are large flashes of light that occur 25 to 60 miles above strong thunderstorms, forming as a result of intense lightning strikes disrupting atmospheric electrical balance. These transient luminous events, observed as glowing columns or streaks, are rarely visible to the naked eye but can be captured on camera, with the first recorded in 1989. They pose no threat to people on the ground and are among the rarest atmospheric phenomena, often observed from space or high-altitude aircraft.
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