4. The prettiest sky you’ve ever seen, Moolaalaba, Queensland.
Alex Wright / Via alexwrightphotos.com
5. What about these wonderfully wild skies above Woolloomooloo, NSW?
Matthew Vandeputte / Via Instagram: @matjoez
6. Basically Australia’s skies rock any day of the week. On Australia Day we take it up a gear! Here’s fireworks, lightning AND a comet over Perth, WA!!!
Antti Kemppainen / Via apod.nasa.gov
7. Watch out for the Gates of Hell, Ararat, Victoria.
Rebecca Potter / Via Instagram: @jjm_photography
8. And keep your head down during UFO invasions over Manly, NSW.
Mauricio Bacchi / Via mauriciobacchi.com
9. Some days it seems like we’re living in a parallel universe: witness this fallstreak cloud over Gippsland, Victoria.
Kate Farrell Beadel / Via Facebook: victorianstormchasers
11. And a truly epic shot of daytime night skies during 2012’s total solar eclipse from Ellis Beach, Far North Queensland.
AAP / Brian Cassey
12. Oh, just some camels enjoying the sunset in Broome, Western Australia.
Josh Janssen / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: mediaflex
13. Just another EPIC Sunday sunset, Point Lonsdale, Victoria.
Lachlan Manley Photography / Via lachlanmanleyphotography.com
14. You better run, you better take cover. Lightning storm over Perth, WA.
GAMunroe Photography
15. Feeling hungry? Much on this candy floss cloud spotted over the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.
Corey Smith / Via Facebook: bureauofmeteorology
16. OMG!!!! The End of the World Has Begun. What a sunset!
Dan D’Mello
17. WUT?! Seriously INSANE skies over Geelong, Victoria.
Bureau of Meteorology / Festival of Sails Regatta / Via Facebook: bureauofmeteorology
18. I see your double rainbow and I raise you! Circle rainbow, Cottesloe, WA.
Colin Leonhardt / birdseyeviewphotography.com.au
19. Sunday night special, Northern Beaches, Sydney
Hirsty Photography / instagram / Facebook: hirstyphotos
20. 1-2-3 OMG!!! Magnificent meteor, Milky Way AND moonbow over Wallaman Falls, Queensland.
Thierry Legault / Via apod.nasa.gov
23. Fancy a nice afternoon down the beach waiting for a tornado to touch down? At Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria.
Lachlan Manley Photography / Via lachlanmanleyphotography.com
24. Oh wait, we call these guys Willy Willys right? Twister menacing Mt Bryan, SA.
Jacob Elliot / Via Jacob Elliott via Facebook: Midnorthstorms
26. Mercury, Venus and the Moon behind the Australia Telescope Compact Array, Narrabi, New South Wales. Boom, Boom, BOOM!!!
Graeme L. White / Glen Cozens / James Cook University / Via apod.nasa.gov
27. But you don’t need a radio telescope to enjoy the Milky Way: do as these dudes do at Greenhead, WA.
Rahi Varsani / Via acebook.com
28. Still not convinced?! How about the Milky Way over the Bungle Bungles, WA
Mie Salway / Via mikesalway.com.au
29. Do yourself a favour, watch the skies. You never know what you might see
Phillip Calais / Via apod.nasa.gov
Moon, clouds, plane almost obscure sun over Fremantle, WA.
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