Post by markt on Aug 4, 2007 16:44:42 GMT
I noticed earlier the launch of the Phoenix probe to Mars, on board a Delta rocket. www.spaceweather.com carries an article on this and show a picture of a 'manmade' NLC as a result of the rockets exhaust gases. This got me thinking...
Is there any evidence to show that NLCs drift around the globe in a similar manner to tropospheric clouds? I noticed that following the Space Shuttle Atlantis launch on june 8th there was a rash of NLC sightings from western Europe on june 11th -
nlcnet.proboards77.com/index.cgi?board=chat&action=display&thread=1181620092
- pure coincidence or had the exhaust gases from the shuttle tracked eastwards reaching western Europe a couple of days later?
From this am I stretching the bounds of reason by suggesting we could see NLCs in a couple of days time here in the UK as a result of the Phoenix launch?
I'd be interested to know what you guys and gals thoughts are on this
Is there any evidence to show that NLCs drift around the globe in a similar manner to tropospheric clouds? I noticed that following the Space Shuttle Atlantis launch on june 8th there was a rash of NLC sightings from western Europe on june 11th -
nlcnet.proboards77.com/index.cgi?board=chat&action=display&thread=1181620092
- pure coincidence or had the exhaust gases from the shuttle tracked eastwards reaching western Europe a couple of days later?
From this am I stretching the bounds of reason by suggesting we could see NLCs in a couple of days time here in the UK as a result of the Phoenix launch?
I'd be interested to know what you guys and gals thoughts are on this
