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The 11 Craziest Sights Ever Formed in the Sky

By Jaclyn Anglis Updated: August 18, 2016

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Nature is phenomenal all around. But there’s something special about heavenward phenomena. See stunning snapshots of wild sights from above.

Lightening and Rainbow

Lightning is typical. Rainbows are typical. Lightning and rainbow happening at the same time? Not typical--and downright beautiful! via Facebook
Cross

A Michigan woman was shocked to look over a sunrise photo she took and see the spitting image of a cross on the horizon. via Facebook
Hand of God

When this incredible cloud formation appeared above Portugal, some were calling it the "hand of God." via Facebook
Rainbow Fire Cloud

A mom in South Carolina captured this "fire rainbow," a phenomenon when light passes through thin clouds at extremely high altitudes, creating a lovely swirl. via Instagram
Phoenix

A magnificent image of a phoenix appeared to in the clouds over China. via Twitter
Winnie The Pooh Cloud

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Everybody's favorite honey-loving bear, Winnie the Pooh, appeared in the clouds above a charity event for the Children's Heart Surgery Fund in Dorset, England.

(via DailyMirror.co.uk](https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/incredible-winnie-pooh-cloud-appears-8510449))
Rainbow No Color

This rainbow is jaw-dropping because it's missing the very thing rainbows are known for--color! via Facebook
Wolf

An aurora shaped like a wolf appeared over Sweden one night. Gorgeous! via Twitter
Three Suns

Known as "sun dogs," these natural lights are caused by frost, showing two "extra suns," often appearing alongside a halo. via Facebook
Rainbow Cloud Portal

People in Australia got a real treat one day when they saw a rainbow-colored cloud called a "hole punch." via Facebook
Floating City

This "floating city" over China was likely caused by a fata morgana, a type of optical illusion over the horizon. Still doesn't fail to drop jaws! via Facebook

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