Noctilucent Clouds from Space
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[abs. continued] ...Because of the intrinsic low pass filtering of the slant view observation geometry preferential enhancement of the higher frequencies was needed to bring out waves in the wavelength range of < 200 km... imaging of the airglow on a long duration flight would produce a global set much needed for the understanding of the [MLT] dynamics.
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"Gravity wave modulated airglow observation from spacecraft"
S. B. Mende, H. U. Frey, S. P. Geller
Space Sciences Laboratory, Berkeley
G. R. Swenson
University of Illinois
Abs. During the STS-75 shuttle mission a special purpose electronic imager viewed the atmosphere below the shuttle orbiter in the wake direction with the objective of imaging gravity wave induced airglow modulation...A narrow band (3 nm) filter was used to select the O2 atmospheric 0,0 band at 762 nm... [..]
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NRL Press Release 35-03r
Study Finds Space Shuttle Exhaust Creates Night-Shining Clouds
6/3/2003
{~ the title is a little misleading since these clouds have been spotted since only(!) 1883}
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watch agenda 21
put it in your search bar
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Some people amaze me.....indeed they do.
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may i suggest a nice sunset or a sunrise perhaps to easily view all the toxic particulate injected into your atmosphere... its really quite a sight
as an aviation major, i can confidently say that the notion of chemtrails has the same odds of being realistic as JFK was shot by a alien zombie Elvis.
while the whole chemtrail thing is possible, the logistics behind such an operation would be too extensive and too obvious to go unnoticed. sorry, but your theory fails.
siztem 2 years ago
NLC's are a dusty plasma phenomenon.
"Dusty Plasmas in the Laboratory, Industry, and Space"
Physics Today, July 2004
Robert L. Merlino and John A. Goree
{2nd to last page of the article}
so btw, without all the conspiracy theory crank, chemtrail works generically. whatever.
YoDaFfr0mMyhaus 2 years ago
interesting footage but whats the flash at 2.07 on the dark limb of the earth? lightning?
djmysterious83 2 years ago
it definitely looks like lightning viewed from the ISS.. [btw I saw it around 2:11, anyway..]
YoDaFfr0mMyhaus 1 year ago
Amazing footage! Thanks!!!
imtang0708 2 years ago
THX! (NASA)!
YoDaFfr0mMyhaus 2 years ago