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Hello there Hans and Thanks. Yes, amazing how the more realistically portrayed, clouds get better at transporting us to another reality.
Arizona B&W#59
Thanks Keelin!..your shot looks like some ancient petroglyphs I’ve seen here in Az..scratches and all!
Arizona B&W#79
He who has the most clear and pristine sky cast the first Mudball!…Mudball?? Keelin?
Arizona B&W #62
Confirmed..US Navy seems to have test fired a Titanll missile to entertain us all. Google Space Weather .
Gabriela, Welcome! Those are pretty good shots for a cell phone. I believe San Diego is too far south to have nacreous clouds. The atmosphere has to be some unimaginable -121f or something like that in order to get the physics for nacreous clouds and we’re talking 10 – 20 miles in altitude. Generally nacreous clouds stay up north of 50 degree latitude to get the cold required.
But what did you see and photograph? I suspect exhaust plume from a missile. You might check to see if a rocket went off at Vandenberg or if the Navy was practicing . I use to see those in the pre dawn sky on the way to work. Every now and then White Sands New Mexico would shoot a missile to put something in the very high atmosphere. As The suns ray hit the stuff fantastic ” Giant Jelly Fish From Jupiter” blossomed in the eastern sky. I had to tell folks I was only kidding.
