sunset from space

[Zagnut]

When you see a lunar eclipse the line is crisp like that, and that's all this really is ..an eclipse.

...and from space you can see a wall that the Chinese built.

..on the other hand...like you pointed out there's not a damn cloud in sight anywhere..and your lookin' at a good portion of the globe..hmmm.

 

[bottom_sucker]

Sweet picture!

Thanks,
Dave

 

[Zagnut]

..all that white is over north Africa. The white line stops right at water's edge, so it's highly unlikely that it's clouds. It would have to be snow. That much snow in North Africa? .. It can't be sand..you wouldn't see sand in the dark. Would you?..

 

[ScubaTexan]

...that's still an awesome picture!

Thanks for sharing it with us.

 

[Jonathan]

that's why it's called sunny England!!

Has anyone got the one with the world in darkness and all you can see is the lights? That is also a really cool photo...

Jonathan

 

[Northeastwrecks]

Zagnut once bubbled...
..all that white is over north Africa. The white line stops right at water's edge, so it's highly unlikely that it's clouds. It would have to be snow. That much snow in North Africa? .. It can't be sand..you wouldn't see sand in the dark. Would you?..

According to the link posted earlier, its the Sahara.

 

[Rooster1]

Beautiful pic.........here is one from Space of Cozumel

 

[Debraw]

Ok you win that is cool!!!!!! I saved it . I am going to print it out and hang it in my dive shop. Thank you!!!!!:dazzle:

 

[FredT]

Radar altimitry over water showing gravity anomalities caused by density variations in the earth's crust (vertical scale distorted ???x) combined with both real and false color. Surface light trimming is a bit off as Paris is still in sunlight, which would mask the nightlights.

That said this is still an awesome piece of work!

FT

 

[Rooster1]

FredT once bubbled...
Radar altimitry over water showing gravity anomalities caused by density variations in the earth's crust (vertical scale distorted ???x) combined with both real and false color. Surface ight trimming is a bit off as Paris is still in sunlight, which would mask the nightlights.

That said this is still an awesome piece of work!

FT

I used to have that pic and was hoping to find it again, thanks for posting it