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{{Infobox book
| name = Lightning, Auroras, Nocturnal Lights: A Catalog of Geophysical Anomalies
| image = Lightning, Auroras, Nocturnal Lights: A Catalog of Geophysical Anomalies 163.jpg
| author = [[William R Corliss]]
| published = 1982
| publisher = [[Sourcebook Project]]
| pages = 248
| isbn = 915554097
}}

* Nothing catches the human eye and imagination as quickly as a mysterious light. All down recorded history, scientists and laymen alike have been seeing strange lightning, sky flashes, and unaccountable luminous objects.
* <strong>Typical subjects covered:</strong> <br />Horizon-to-horizon sky flashes *&nbsp;Episodes of luminous mists * Mountain-top glows (Andes glow) *&nbsp;Earthquake lights *&nbsp;Ball lightning with tails *&nbsp;Rocket lighting *&nbsp;Lightning from a clear sky *&nbsp;Ghost lights; ignis fatuus *&nbsp;Darting streaks of light (sleeks) *&nbsp;The milky sea and light wheels *&nbsp;Radar-stimulated phosphorescence of the sea *&nbsp;Double ball lightning *&nbsp;Luminous phenomena in tornados *&nbsp;Black auroras *&nbsp;[Picture caption: Luminous display over Mt. Noroshi during earthquake swarm]
* <strong>Comments from reviews</strong> <i>"...the book is well-written and in places quite fascinating",</i> Science Books.

==Links to Purchase Book==

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