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Yesterday, high above Earth's surface where our planet's atmosphere meets the vacuum of space, a ray of sunlight hit a wispy, rippling bank of icy noctilucent clouds (NLCs). They lit up, glowing electric-blue, producing this apparition over Queensferry, Scotland: "A stitch of 2 images shows the broad extent of the display last night," says photographer Adrian Maricic. "It was bright and vivid, the best of the 2012 noctilucent cloud season so far for us in Scotland!" Normally confined to Arctic latitudes, the intense NLCs of June 25, 2012, dipped all the way down to the south coast of England: "This was my first sighting of 2012," says Pete Lawrence, who photographed the southern edge of the bank from Selsey UK. In recent years, the "habitat" of noctilucent clouds has been expanding. Breaking through the barriers of high-latitude that once kept them bottled up in the Arctic, NLCs have been sighted as far south as Colorado, Virginia, Kansas, and Utah. Here are some examples of sightings in the lower United States. Observing tips: Look west 30 to 60 minutes after sunset when the sun has dipped 6o to 16o below the horizon. If you see luminous blue-white tendrils spreading across the sky, you've probably spotted a noctilucent cloud.
Originally posted by Turq1
Oh my gosh....I see clouds
Considering the skyline, not quite sure about them being taken at 3am...but considering that music I'd hazard a guess he was off his meds and seeing double rainbows.
Originally posted by fiftyfifty
Originally posted by Turq1
Oh my gosh....I see clouds
Considering the skyline, not quite sure about them being taken at 3am...but considering that music I'd hazard a guess he was off his meds and seeing double rainbows.
Read the whole thread before commenting, it's only two pages. You just look silly now. And as someone else on ATS recently said, putting a '' doesn't automatically make your post funny.edit on 26-6-2012 by fiftyfifty because: (no reason given)