Weird Places The Endless Lightning at Lake Maracaibo

Catatumbo lightning is a unique phenomenon occurring over Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo, with up to 1.2 million strikes annually. It has been a mystery for centuries, with theories ranging from uranium deposits to methane emissions. However, the area's topography, including surrounding mountains and warm winds, is now believed to be the main cause. This lightning may also contribute to ozone production, though it doesn't reach the upper atmosphere. The phenomenon is both a natural marvel and a scientific curiosity.

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