PERSONALITY
What Type of Cloud Best Describes Your Personality?
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Talin Vartanian
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PERSONALITY
5 Minute Quiz 5 Min
PERSONALITY
5 Minute Quiz 5 Min
PERSONALITY
5 Minute Quiz 5 Min
PERSONALITY
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PERSONALITY
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PERSONALITY
5 Minute Quiz 5 Min
PERSONALITY
5 Minute Quiz 5 Min
PERSONALITY
6 Minute Quiz 6 Min
PERSONALITY
5 Minute Quiz 5 Min
PERSONALITY
6 Minute Quiz 6 Min
Natural phenomena are used to describe the presence of a rare (and often beautiful) sighting in the sky, or rare changes within the Earth. Examples of this include haze, a sun dog, crepuscular rays and an iceblink. Tornadoes are also considered to be natural phenomena, although we recommend that you prioritize your safety over its beauty if you see one!
Some natural phenomena also occur outside of our planet, and a supernova is a prime example of this. And if you're a fan of the ocean, we've got a few phenomena for you, which includes bioluminescence, tsunamis and the green flash. Some natural phenomena also occur in certain parts of the world, like the "sea smoke" that you see from the Black Sea.
But what does all of this otherworldly beauty have to do with your personality? It is believed that humans are connected to stardust, and if that's the case, we're more connected to natural phenomena than you may realize. In other words, your best and worst personality traits may resemble a violent storm, a calm type of beauty or maybe something a little more mysterious. If you're curious about which natural phenomena matches your personality the best, take this scientific quiz now!
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