Clouds
Lights
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In Aristophanes' ancient Greek comedy The Clouds, the gods use a set of mirrors or lenses to ignite the Olympic Torch (a smaller device traditionally lights the torch for the running in modern days).
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The clouds can also glow reddish if it is overcast in a city with enough street lights, especially orange sodium-vapor lamps prevelant in many cities, resulting in a surprisingly bright night that almost invokes Hollywood Darkness.
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Oh, and one of the clouds lights up red and hisses.
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