Earthquake Lights: Before or during earthquakes, luminous phenomena have been observed. These lights could be caused by electric charges generated by seismic activity, but the mechanism is still debated . Add Comment + Votes ( 2 )
Adeline - August 26, 2025TOPEarthquake Lights are a rare and enigmatic atmospheric phenomenon where strange luminous displays—like glowing orbs, flashes, or ribbons—appear in the sky near areas of seismic activity before or during an earthquake. Their cause remains debated, with theories ranging from piezoelectric effects to ionized air, making them one of geology's most captivating unsolved mysteries.+ Reply ( 1 )Report