Super Phenomena / Super Phenomenal (Super Massive)
1. Very Rare Superlatively or Quite Remarkable / Exceptional Human Abilities - often classified as "superhuman anomalies", refer to xtraordinary physical, mental, or sensory capabilities that surpass typical human limits. Also Supernatural occurrences.
2. Cosmic and Celestial - Comets & Asteroids – Objects that travel through space; some have historically caused mass extinctions. Supernovae – The explosive death of a massive star, releasing more energy in seconds than the Sun will emit in its lifetime. Gamma-Ray Bursts – Extremely energetic explosions that could potentially sterilize planets if they occur close enough. Solar Flares & Coronal Mass Ejections – Intense bursts of radiation from the Sun that can disrupt satellites, power grids, and even cause auroras. Black Holes & Gravitational Waves – Regions of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape. Quantum Physics Events – Certain extreme behaviours of particles, like quantum entanglement, superconductivity, or hypothetical faster-than-light travel.
3. Extreme Natural Events - awe-inspiring, sometimes catastrophic, and demonstrate the immense power of nature, extraordinary in scale or impact. Geological - Earthquakes & Aftershocks – Sudden seismic activity caused by tectonic shifts; aftershocks are secondary quakes that follow the main event. Megathrusts – Exceptionally powerful quakes occurring at subduction zones. Volcanic - Supervolcano Eruptions – Massive and capable of affecting global climate and causing mass extinctions. Tsunamis – Large waves generated by underwater earthquakes, landslides, or meteor impacts.
4. Atmospheric and Weather-Related - Super Typhoons – Intensely powerful storms with wind speeds exceeding 200 mph. Ball Lightning – A mysterious phenomenon where glowing, floating spheres of energy appear during thunderstorms. Auroras (Northern and Southern Lights) – Caused by solar wind interacting with Earth's magnetic field, producing stunning lights in polar regions.