Check out this interesting bit of history! On November 14, 1969, during the launch of Apollo 12, the Saturn V rocket flew right through a developing thunderstorm — and it actually triggered two lightning strikes as it climbed into the atmosphere. ⚡🚀 The strikes caused electrical issues inside the capsule, and for a moment the mission was on the verge of being aborted. That’s when a flight controller famously called out, “Switch SCE to AUX.” In a sea of switches, one astronaut knew exactly where

Heart-shaped lightning captured over Nashville during storms Friday night. | NewsChannel 5 Nashville