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We love clouds. Read our manifesto and see how we are fighting the banality of ‘blue-sky thinking’. If you agree with what we stand for, then join the society to get your very own membership certificate, badge, Cloud Selector and to start receiving your ‘Cloud a Day’.
Claudia Zeiske told us about Under One Sky, "People log their miles and send a picture of their sky to Artist Iman Tajik, who will then create an art work from all of our clouds"
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Photographers all around the world have been sharing their weather photos, some taken during lockdown, as part of the Weather Photographer of the Year 2020 competition - closing date is 6th July!
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Cloud enthusiast, Bill Whitcher, recently came across this article on the Atlas Obscura website which he felt is an excellent description of clouds through space and art
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Anyone for night Cloudspotting? A mysterious, rippling veil of gossamer-like clouds hangs high in the sky over the Netherlands. Forming right up at the fringes of Space, these clouds are the very highest in our atmosphere. They’re known as noctilucent clouds, and they form in the
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It’s noctilucent cloud season! We have teamed up with our friends at Go Stargazing to raise awareness of the mysterious and elusive noctilucent clouds. Named after the Latin for “night-shining” these night sky phenomena are where stargazing and cloudspotting meet. Normally, astronomers' biggest fear is a
Continue ReadingDavid Oscarson, supporting member 40914 recently completed a video entitled "Springtime Over The Mojave Desert"
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