What are earthquake lights?

Question

I still don't understand what this is. I'm not sure if it's really just some light coming out of nowhere during an earthquake or if it's just a typical name for a weather phenomenon. I've seen pictures of these, which are confusing to confirm what exactly it is.

Answer 1

An earthquake light is luminous aerial phenomenon that reportedly appears on the sky and near areas of seismic activity and tectonic stress. 

Answer 2

Earthquake lights are luminous atmospheric phenomena that occur before, during, or after earthquakes. They can take the form of glowing clouds, flashes of light, or aurora-like displays. Their cause is not fully understood, but may involve electrical charges generated by rock deformation or release of gases from the Earth's crust.

Answer 3

There are earthquake lights Sylveon and other different types of lights, depending on the size and color of the light box that is using. When there is an earthquake anywhere in the world, often people see a glow in the sky or lights in the sky, these are earthquake lights.

Answer 4

The idea behind earthquake lights is that they can help people to see who is adjacent to you in the event of an Earthquake. It also can help to guide people away from danger if they do find themselves in it.

Answer 5

An earthquake light is a luminous aerial phenomenon that appears in the sky at or near areas of tectonic stress, seismic activity, or volcanic eruptions. There is no broad consensus as to the causes of the phenomenon involved