Comments on Spectacle du 14 juillet

gloumouth1 (2009-07-17T15:33:52Z)

je ne comprends pas : 80 km d’altitude ne devraient pas suffire d’un point de vue angulaire pour les voir briller à 1 heure du mat, non ?

Norman (2009-07-17T09:16:53Z)

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/07/nightclouds/

iPidiblue dans les nuages (2009-07-16T09:19:11Z)

Mais non, mais non, voyons, c'était le doigt de Dieu, un signe céleste assurément sur lequel tu devrais méditer !

Fork (2009-07-16T07:43:01Z)

Très jolies, les photos du lien.
Je lirai les légendes quand j'aurai un peu de temps.

DH (2009-07-16T07:38:29Z)

D'ailleurs, on en voit aussi sur Mars, il paraît…

DH (2009-07-16T07:38:11Z)

J'en ai vu un le lundi 13 au soir à Brimeux (50°26′43″ N 1°50′06″ E) sur l'horizon NW. C'est la saison en ce moment…

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