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      Digital Art Shared As Video Of Cyclone Shaheen Taken From Burj Khalifa

      The video of a storm along the coast of a city is actually a digital art creation by American artist Brent Shavnore.

      By - Dilip Unnikrishnan | 23 Oct 2021 11:00 AM GMT
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    • Digital Art Shared As Video Of Cyclone Shaheen Taken From Burj Khalifa

      A digital art video showing a storm over a coastal city is being falsely shared as Hurricane Shaheen on the coast of Oman as seen from the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

      The video is actually a digital art creation by an American digital artist named Brent Shavnore.

      Also Read: Viral Photo Of A Healthcare Worker Gesturing At PM Modi Is Morphed

      Tropical cyclone Shaheen made landfall over the northern Oman coast on October 3. The BBC reported that 13 people died in Oman and Iran as Shaheen brought heavy rain and winds of up to 150km/hr.

      The video shows a massive storm formation close to a coastal city with lightning and rain visible in the eye of the storm.

      The video is being shared on social media with the caption: "Hurricane Shaheen on the shores of Oman. Look at the greatness of the Creator."

      Hurricane #Shaheen on the shores of #Oman. Look at the greatness of the #Creator.
      @essel1 @RajaFaisalPK pic.twitter.com/x6uwnHsqb0

      — Wasim Iqbal (@wiqbal) October 20, 2021

      An archive of the tweet can be accessed here.

      Hurricane Shaheen on the shores of Oman..Photographed from Burj Khalifa in Dubai.. look at the greatness of the Creator. pic.twitter.com/Sd7ZF5vpQs

      — Karachi Ki Awaz ® (@Karachi_Update) October 21, 2021

      An archive of the tweet can be accessed here.

      Also Read: Video From Clashes In Bangladesh Shared As Kolkata

      BOOM received the video and the claim on it's WhatsApp helpline number.


      Fact Check On Video Showing Hurrican Shaheen In Oman

      We broke down the video into key frames using InVid's video verification tool and reverse searched the images.

      We found this September 2019 report by Australian news website 7News which debunked a similar when it was being shared as Hurricane Dorian as seen moving towards Miami, Florida.

      7News identified the video as a digital creation by Brent Shavnore.

      We found the same video posted by Shavnore on his Instagram account.

      View this post on Instagram

      A post shared by Bʀᴇɴᴛ Sʜᴀᴠɴᴏʀᴇ (@shavnore)

      We also found a fact-check by the Associated Press from 2019 where Shavnore said that he created the visual. He also told the AP that he makes "YouTube tutorials that teach people how to make digital art similar to his."

      Also Read: Prakash Javadekar Tweets Old Video As Govt Supplying Coal To Tackle Shortage

      Below is a screenshot comparison of the viral video (L) and Shavnore's original video.


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      Claim :   Video taken from Burj Khalifa in Dubai shows Hurrican Shaheen on the shores of Oman.
      Claimed By :  Posts on Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp
      Fact Check :  False
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