Researchers at the Florida Institute of Technology are using slow-motion photography -- in this case, 7,000 frames per second ...

Many in Central Florida witnessed a spectacular lightning show Monday night. As severe storms rolled through, some areas were lit up with lightning bolts. One Channel 9 viewer shared a slow-motion ...

Lightning happens in the blink of an eye, but slow-motion footage reveals breathtaking details that are impossible to see in real time. Watch every flash unfold frame by frame and discover the ...

Scientists at the Florida Institute of Technology recently captured a beautiful lightning storm using a new high speed camera. The lightning in this video was recorded at 7,000 frames per second (fps) ...

It works because the transcript explains that lightning looks like a split-second flash to the eye, but filmed at about 5,000 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Emirati resident captured the incredible moment a series of lightning flashes lit up the Dubai sky, as the National Center of ...

Ever wondered what happens when lightning strikes? This powerful phenomenon lasts only a fraction of a second, but can be viewed in slow motion to fully appreciate how it forms, using high-speed ...

Thought Tuesday’s upward lightning strike clip from Kansas was epic? Electrifying new slow-motion footage shows veins of lightning streaking spectacularly across the sky amid an Alabama thunderstorm ...

Slow-Motion Footage Shows Lightning Strike Over Kentucky Sky Severe thunderstorms brought hail, wind, and lightning to Kentucky on Monday, July 24. The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a severe ...