Re: [APML] Processing comet

[Joe Mize <jmize@globe-net.net>]

Hrvoje;

     Maybe it wasn't an Aurora.  For some reason I got the impression you're from the Scandinavian area countries, but I might be wrong.  With that in mind though and re-reading your posts you sound pretty convinced you
were seeing "a cloud".  It could have been a hot spot of Aurora of could it have been Nectalucent (sp) cloud you were seeing?  They're extra stratospheric or tropospheric thin clouds which catch the Sun from way over the
horizon.  They're suppose to be mostly seen from the high latitudes.  Some people even make projects of photographing them.  It would be interesting seeing a few 200mm shots of these clouds.  You might be on to something
from your location...joe  :)


Hrvoje Posilovic wrote:

> Hi Joe,
>         No I misunderstood, I understood your notice like a joke. But I must confess my ignorance about Auroras. I saw aurora images at the List but mine is not nothing like that, just messy red glow. So I assume that
> red glow was ordinary red glowing cloud (I often can see such clouds at the North or West sky).
> At the end I do not know what that thing is : Aurora, bad film or cloud.
>
> Best Regards
> Hrvoje
>
> ----------
> > From: Joe Mize <jmize@globe-net.net>
> > To: astro-photo@seds.org
> > Subject: Re: [APML] Processing comet
> > Date: 2002. travanj 19 14:45
> >
> > Oh!  I thought you said what I quoted of your initial statement below.  I guess I misunderstood...joe  :)
>
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