Corona, Detail2 by RNitze

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jun 23, 2004

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Description

Can an airplane "damage" a cloud? This part of the corona cloud gives the answer. It shows a contrail (from the top to the bottom) with a shadow and a distrail (the "cloudcleaned" stripe from left to right). These distrails are formed, when an airplane fly through a thin cloud which diveds two levels of air with defferent temperature and huminity. The dryer air is mixed by the plane into the cloud and the distrail is formed. This inversed Contrail is not often to see. Comments are welcome. Best, Reinhard!

Comments (5)

Bathlon6

10:54AM | Wed, 23 June 2004

Great Photo!!well done!!

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Ladyhawk

11:58AM | Wed, 23 June 2004

Awsome shot, & words to,love it :0) @-}--

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jcv2

2:19PM | Wed, 23 June 2004

Great to have someone on RR with good knowledge of weather! Great shot and presentation, very informative! Distrails were unknown to me - up till now :)

hasexx

2:26PM | Wed, 23 June 2004

E X C E L L E N T !!!

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