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    Hey Thoughty2 here, nature often presents us with some rather uncanny and unexplainable

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    events.

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    Here are some of the strangest natural occurrences of all time.

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    Angel hair is a rare phenomenon where extremely fine silken threads fall from the sky, it

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    has been described as similar to cobwebs.

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    However it is extremely delicate and appears to completely vanish when you touch it.

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    The phenomenon has been witnessed most often in North America, Australia, New Zealand and

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    Western Europe.

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    There is no known evidence that tells us where this strange substance comes from or what

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    it's made up of.

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    The material's extreme sensitivity makes it almost impossible to collect and analyse.

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    Many believe it is linked to UFO sightings as many have reported seeing angel hair at

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    suspected UFO crash locations.

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    There have also been reports of angel hair sightings at the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima.

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    In June 1908 a ball of fire exploded in a remote area of Russia.

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    It caused localised earthquakes and instantly flattened 80 million trees over an area of

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    830 square miles.

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    An explosion of such magnitude would have been capable of wiping out an entire city,

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    however because the area is so remote there were no fatalities.

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    It is now known as the Tunguska event because of it's close proximity to the Tunguska river.

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    The blast reached 15 megatons of energy, that's a thousand times more powerful than the Hiroshima

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    Bomb.

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    Research suggests the explosion was caused by an asteroid impact, because a nearby lake

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    is believed to have been created by the impact.

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    However other researchers say the lake was there before the event.

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    Over 1,000 scholarly papers have been published on the event, however we still don't know

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    for certain what happened that day.

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    If you think fire balls are weird, how about intelligent balls of lightning?

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    Ball lightning as it's known is a seemingly paranormal phenomena where a sphere of lightning

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    appears and flies around in an autonomous fashion.

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    Ball lightning has a life span of less than five seconds, it can appear randomly at any

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    location during a thunderstorm.

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    However the creepiest thing about ball lightning is that it acts as though it has intelligence

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    of its own.

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    It usually enters buildings through a window or door, it avoids colliding with objects

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    and navigates itself through hallways.

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    Also witnesses say ball lightning can pass through walls however sometimes it leaves

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    a hole in the wall and other times it passes through without leaving a trace.

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    As if it can do what it wants.

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    One of the first documented sightings of ball lighting was in January 1984, according to

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    eye witnesses ball lightning approximately 4 inches in diameter entered a Russian passenger

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    aircraft, flew above the heads of the passengers, then once it reached the tail section, split

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    into two glowing crescents then joined together again and exited the plane.

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    It left two holes in the walls of the plane.

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    Because this natural phenomenon is so rare there is currently no generally accepted theory

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    for ball lightning, and it has baffled scientists for centuries.

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    In 2,000 in Ethiopia fish fell from the sky, yes that's right.

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    A local newspaper reported: "The unusual rain of fish, which dropped in millions from the

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    air - some dead and others still struggling - created panic amongst the mostly religious

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    farmers.".

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    But this is not the only account of raining animals, far from it.

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    In fact almost every year since records began there have been reports all around the world

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    of animals miraculously raining down from the sky, in some cases hundreds of miles from

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    the nearest body of water.

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    But it's not just fish, people have also reported raining frogs, snakes and even alligators.

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    Science says the most likely explanation for this phenomena is a type of tornado called

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    a waterspout which forms above water.

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    A waterspout has enough sucking power to suck up masses of water as well as any animals

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    it contains.

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    Once the animals have been sucked into the upper atmosphere they can be carried by winds

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    hundreds of miles until they eventually fall back to earth as rain.

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    In the summer of 1997 an ultra-low frequency sound was detected underwater by the US National

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    Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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    It sounded like this.

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    The sound was affectionately named "The Bloop".

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    The Bloop was so loud it was picked up on multiple sensors over 5,000 kilometres apart.

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    According to scientists who have studied the Bloop, it matches the audio profile of a living

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    creature, however there is no known animal that could have produced a sound of such amplitude.

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    If it did come from an animal it would have to be several times the size of a blue whale.

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    Which led to speculations all over the internet of a giant underwater sea monster.

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    However, after many years of scientists being baffled by the Bloop, NOAA recently discovered

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    the noise was caused by an ice quake in Antarctica, which is when an ice shelf cracks.

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    An estimated 2 to 10% of the world's population are plagued by a relentless, mysterious humming

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    sound of un-known origin.

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    This unexplainable phenomena is known as "The Hum".

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    Scientists have investigated the hum multiple times, however in places where the hum has

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    reportedly been heard, scientists could never locate the source of the sound.

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    Which makes investigating this peculiar phenomenon rather difficult.

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    According to sufferers of the hum it sounds similar to a diesel engine truck idling outside

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    their house.

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    But what's even weirder about this strange sound is that it isn't present everywhere,

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    it can only be heard in certain places.

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    Notable places the Hum has been heard in include Taos, New Mexico, Bristol, England and Largs

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    in Scotland.

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    But the hum is constantly appearing in new towns and cities across the world, it has

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    become such a global problem that a website was started that keeps track of every location

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    the hum has been heard around the world.

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    Perhaps one of the weirdest natural phenomena of all are Rods.

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    Rods were discovered accidentally in March of 1994 by filmmaker Jose Escamilla.

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    Rods are peculiar flying entities that can only be seen on slowed down videotape and

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    sometimes in still photographs.

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    Rods are cylindrical shaped objects that travel too fast to be seen by the naked eye and move

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    through the air like a fish moves through the sea.

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    Because of the speed they travel they have never been studied by science but there are

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    many theories as to what rods really are.

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    Some believe they are secret high tech missiles being tested by the government, because they

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    appear to travel in a absolute straight line.

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    Others theorise that they are entities from another dimension, briefly passing through

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    our dimension in a split second.

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    Or the could simply be another species of insect still unknown to science.

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The example sentences of SCHOLARLY in videos (15 in total of 32)

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that preposition or subordinating conjunction churchy proper noun, singular , scholarly adjective one cardinal number over preposition or subordinating conjunction there adverb , but coordinating conjunction the determiner regular adjective one cardinal number , the determiner one cardinal number " of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner people noun, plural . "
for preposition or subordinating conjunction example noun, singular or mass one cardinal number of preposition or subordinating conjunction my possessive pronoun scholarly adjective communities noun, plural is verb, 3rd person singular present sigchi proper noun, singular which wh-determiner is verb, 3rd person singular present the determiner special adjective interest noun, singular or mass group noun, singular or mass for preposition or subordinating conjunction
there existential there has verb, 3rd person singular present been verb, past participle some determiner significant adjective scholarly adjective work noun, singular or mass in preposition or subordinating conjunction recent adjective years noun, plural that wh-determiner argues verb, 3rd person singular present , and coordinating conjunction i personal pronoun believe verb, non-3rd person singular present
that preposition or subordinating conjunction fairly adverb objectively adverb and coordinating conjunction with preposition or subordinating conjunction scholarly adjective rigor noun, singular or mass examines verb, 3rd person singular present the determiner historical adjective evidence noun, singular or mass this determiner is verb, 3rd person singular present the determiner book noun, singular or mass
yeah interjection what wh-pronoun 's verb, 3rd person singular present up preposition or subordinating conjunction with preposition or subordinating conjunction this determiner guy noun, singular or mass what' proper noun, singular sullied verb, past tense the determiner sanity noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner snazzy noun, singular or mass and coordinating conjunction scholarly adjective sikowitz proper noun, singular
because preposition or subordinating conjunction of preposition or subordinating conjunction her possessive pronoun active adjective ability noun, singular or mass to to engage verb, base form and coordinating conjunction win verb, base form scholarly adjective arguments noun, plural against preposition or subordinating conjunction male adjective scholars noun, plural .
to to really adverb get verb, base form a determiner good adjective grounding noun, singular or mass in preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner scholarly adjective academic adjective understanding noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner new adjective testament noun, singular or mass
you personal pronoun are verb, non-3rd person singular present , there existential there 's verb, 3rd person singular present your possessive pronoun greek noun, singular or mass manuscript noun, singular or mass go noun, singular or mass ahead adverb and coordinating conjunction produce verb, base form your possessive pronoun good adjective critical adjective scholarly adjective text noun, singular or mass .
walk verb, base form you personal pronoun through preposition or subordinating conjunction how wh-adverb i personal pronoun read verb, non-3rd person singular present a determiner scholarly adjective article noun, singular or mass in preposition or subordinating conjunction order noun, singular or mass to to help verb, base form you personal pronoun increase verb, non-3rd person singular present
uh interjection bar noun, singular or mass ehrman proper noun, singular has verb, 3rd person singular present written verb, past participle uh interjection a determiner scholarly adjective work noun, singular or mass called verb, past participle the determiner orthodox noun, singular or mass corruption noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction scripture noun, singular or mass
and coordinating conjunction in preposition or subordinating conjunction my possessive pronoun academic adjective work noun, singular or mass , and coordinating conjunction when wh-adverb i personal pronoun write verb, non-3rd person singular present about preposition or subordinating conjunction mindfulness noun, singular or mass , even adverb in preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner scholarly adjective
her possessive pronoun character noun, singular or mass has verb, 3rd person singular present often adverb been verb, past participle described verb, past participle as preposition or subordinating conjunction vivacious adjective giggly proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction brisk noun, singular or mass but coordinating conjunction never adverb scholarly adjective or coordinating conjunction devout noun, singular or mass .
just adverb be verb, base form sure adjective to to keep verb, base form your possessive pronoun tone noun, singular or mass calm adjective , cool adjective , scholarly adjective , civil adjective , and coordinating conjunction respectful adjective , like preposition or subordinating conjunction in preposition or subordinating conjunction
his possessive pronoun scholarly adjective work noun, singular or mass on preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner hero noun, singular or mass figure noun, singular or mass , and coordinating conjunction wrote verb, past tense about preposition or subordinating conjunction a determiner variety noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction legendary adjective heroes noun, plural .

Use "scholarly" in a sentence | "scholarly" example sentences

How to use "scholarly" in a sentence?

  • Black women, whose experience is unique, are seldom recognized as a particular social-cultural entity and are seldom thought to be important enough for serious scholarly consideration.
    -Barbara Smith-
  • I just write the sort of book that I would enjoy reading myself, a book that is both scholarly and recreates the experience of people at that time.
    -Antony Beevor-
  • Don't appear so scholarly, pray. Humanize your talk, and speak to be understood.
    -Moliere-
  • I do, however, feel reasonably strongly the sense that the job of a piece of argumentative scholarly non-fiction is not the same as the job of a piece of fiction.
    -China Mieville-
  • In a way, fraud in business is no different from infidelity in marriage or plagiarism in scholarly work. Even people committed to high moral standards succumb.
    -Miroslav Volf-
  • The brain process that results in a joke materializing where no joke was before remains a mystery. I'm not aware of any scholarly, scientific or neurological studies on the subject.
    -Dick Cavett-
  • The scholarly authorities on freezing to death seem to be, unsurprisingly, Canadians.
    -Randall Munroe-
  • But the dust! And the clutter! My housewifely and scholarly instincts were equally offended.
    -Barbara Mertz-

Definition and meaning of SCHOLARLY

What does "scholarly mean?"

/ˈskälərlē/

adjective
Typical of a scholar; done by much study, research.
adverb
Having to do with study and research.

What are synonyms of "scholarly"?
Some common synonyms of "scholarly" are:
  • academic,
  • educational,
  • scholastic,
  • professorial,
  • pedagogic,
  • pedagogical,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.