RubyToogood said:It couldn't be noctilucent clouds?
By jove I think shes got it !!!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noctilucent_clouds
Looks spot on!
RubyToogood said:It couldn't be noctilucent clouds?
Could be, but they seemed lower in the sky than that.RubyToogood said:It couldn't be noctilucent clouds?
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=noctilucent clouds&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sa=N&tab=wieditor said:Could be, but they seemed lower in the sky than that.
They sound way cool though, "Some scientists think they're seeded by space dust." Well, until you read this bit: "Others suspect they're a telltale sign of global warming."
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/19feb_nlc.htm
i looked out of the window at about 1.00am and thought to myself how long the sunset was lasting.so i think we can rule out sunrise.editor said:Well, the BBC said that they're going to run the picture on BBC London News on the 1.30pm and 6.30pm shows and see if anyone else saw it or knows what it was.
I've seen zillions of sun rises from this vantage point, but this is the first one I've dragged Eme out of bed to look at - it really was very, very unusual.
The fab Ricoh GR http://www.urban75.org/photos/ricoh-gr-digital-review.htmlStobart Stopper said:Which camera did you use to take it? I want one!
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It looked way good on t'tele!gaijingirl said:That really is a stunning photo... wish I'd seen it on the news now!!
editor said:It looked way good on t'tele!
pogofish said:There was something on the radio late last night about a noctilucent cloud (similar to an aurora) being visible all over the south last night. Including London, so it must have been bright.
Might that have been it?
And he or she had better have at least five pens in the top pocket of their white lab coat or I won't believe a word they say.Minnie_the_Minx said:come tonight's programme there'll be some boffin giving a scientific explanation to the whole thing
editor said:And he or she had better have at least five pens in the top pocket of their white lab coat or I won't believe a word they say.
The noctilucent cloud explanation looks most likely now.
editor said:And he or she had better have at least five pens in the top pocket of their white lab coat
You can watch again on BBC.co.uk/londoncitygirl said:was it only on london's news??
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