Yes, It does. Fainter - so probably a much smaller aircraft, probably a jet flying at a slightly higher altitude than the larger airplane.Notice the contrail on the right also has a slight shadow at the upper end.
Yes, It does. Fainter - so probably a much smaller aircraft, probably a jet flying at a slightly higher altitude than the larger airplane.Notice the contrail on the right also has a slight shadow at the upper end.
So the light from the sun rising in the east is reflecting off the sea, back up into the sky, hitting the contrail which is in the high cirrus layer so thus causing contrail shadows on the clouds above. It could even be that the breaking waves in the foreground are acting as a mirror? .. so she got her title of 'Right time, Right place' right.Simple explanation: An aircraft flew across the sky lower than the cloud layer (high cirrus layer) above it!
The twisty bit in the contrail is caused by air disturbance after it left the contrail behind it.
The sun was lower in the sky than the contrail.So the light from the sun rising in the east is reflecting off the sea, back up into the sky, hitting the contrail which is in the high cirrus layer so thus causing contrail shadows on the clouds above. It could even be that the breaking waves in the foreground are acting as a mirror? .. so she got her title of 'Right time, Right place' right.
March winds and April showers bring forth May flowers… as the old rhyme goes.
It's lost weight... poor thing, it is wasting away due to the scorn of the disbelievers...It was damp and grey on the shores of the Severn, but I did seeMorgawra large tree floating upstream:
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