What does St Elmos fire really look like on an aeroplane?
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Its not an actual flame its static electricity but if you have seen the glass balls you can touch with your finger and the electricity follows your fingers this is basically what it looks like. There have been reports they call st elmos fire on the ground of balled electricity that floats aroundduring a storm but ive never seen this on the ground,, the only one ive seen is in the air
First video is bogus, second one is correct (duh) - Sometimes the fingers will remain and crawl around on the windshield for a period of several seconds, and can be different colors, often with a yellowish cast.
