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Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
Horsefeathers.
Lens flares do not occur BEHIND CLOUDS! Check the URLS.
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
interdimensional physics?
Cameras can pick up forms [due to the presence of Light] that the human eye cannot perceive, physically, due to our differing physical structure.
There could be an enormous planet out there--totally invisible to the human eye--tipping the solar ecliptic and rocking it up and down--and not one person on this surface would be able to see it.
Or didn't you notice soho's photos last week, of the sun's ecliptic rocking up and down, back and forth?
Guess not.
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
in Antarctica, North Dakota, Utah and California�and always on the same cams, but not always related to sunset.
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
Cameras can pick up forms [due to the presence of Light] that the human eye cannot perceive, physically, due to our differing physical structure.
Originally posted by feyd rautha
In both cases this thread should be closed, there is no substance here at all.
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
-grey not blue. This is why when you label the blue ones as "lens flares," I simply don't believe you. Too many gray ones, same size and shape.