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A lovely walk from Trent Lock to the back of Thrumpton. The sky that day was just awesome, constantly changing from stormy to full sun.
Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
The High Resolution Stereo Camera on board ESA’s Mars Express snapped a view of a curious cloud formation that appears regularly in the vicinity of the Arsia Mons volcano.
This water ice cloud, which arises as the volcano slope interacts with the air flow, can be seen as the long white feature extending to the lower right of the volcano. The cloud, which measures 915 km in this view, also casts a shadow on the surface. This image was taken on 21 September 2018 from an altitude of about 6930 km. North is up.
More information: Mars Express keeps an eye on curious cloud via www.esa.int/vmccloud
Photo courtesy of Brad Goddard
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Your typical Selfie At Highland Park On A Windy Night.
Special thanks to the fact that no one else was there.
The Kaikoura coast has mountains, deep ocean trenches, and lots of weather. Here a spectacular lenticular cloud is forming as high altitude winds flow over the seaward Kaikoura range.
willawa point, 5k nth of kekerengu
A cloud over the forest.
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