We have all been there. Wanting to get online but just out of wifi coverage. However in central China, Mother Nature recently appeared to lend a helping hand by giving locals what could be the world's largest 'Wi-Fi cloud'. A cloud formation resembling the Wi-Fi symbol appeared recently in the sky of Xiangtan city in Hunan Province, the People's Daily Online reports. God's router? A cloud formation resembling the Wi-Fi symbol appeared in central China last week . The global Wi-Fi symbol has one dot and three curved lines radiating from it . Shi Chao, a student at the Hunan University of Science and Technology, saw the cloud - which appeared to perfectly mimick the global symbol for wifi - on his way from to the library around 7pm last Friday. Later the Weibo account of Hunan University put out jokes using the photo with lines such as 'Technology University now has a giant Wifi Cloud. Have our students got online yet? I won't tell you the password XXXXXXXXXX!' Chinese internet users have since shared and commented on Shi's photo thousands of times on Chinese social media. Yi Qie posted: 'With a logo that big the coverage must be incredible!' GoodFate said the password must be 'moguiyun' (Mandarin for Devil's Cloud) while lanting_spring added 'That's God's router!' God's spaceship? A lenticular cloud in the shape of a UFO seen in the sky above Jilin province in 2012 . God's highway? The unusual astronomical phenomena appeared above Hainan province in 2013 . A cloud formation that drew similarities to an Aussie Digger wearing a slouch hat was spotted in Australia last week . Residents in Washington State and British Columbia however were left perplexed after witnessing strange hole-punch clouds in February. China has seen in the past UFO-shaped clouds in the most northern province, Jilin, and mysterious 'highway' clouds in southernmost province, Hainan.
Cloud appeared in central China's Hunan province last Friday.
A university student snapped the moment on his way to the library.
Picture has sparked tongue-in-cheek debate on Mother Nature's password.